Princess, the Regent of the Enemy Country Has Also Been Reborn.

The emotional line between the male and female protagonists is very blurry, especially regarding the male protagonist's second-level identity. Although the relationship between the two people does not necessarily depend on their faces, the fact that the female protagonist falls in love with a man with scars on his face is somewhat unsatisfactory and illogical, and the time they spend together is very short. When she learned that the two identities were the same person, the heroine was not too surprised, but just accepted it, even though she hid several times. Also, the heroine has never doubted the hero's second identity, which is a bit unbelievable. It's obvious that nothing has changed, but there is an extra layer of mask, so she can't recognize it? And I often think of the scene where the two of them were often together in the past life. They are so familiar with each other's bodies and can't tell. It's a bit weird and the ending is a bit hasty.

It's good to read and the author writes very well🌹I stayed up late to read the whole book. In the end, Cheng Mo also had a relatively happy ending, but it felt like there were a few too many one-steps. Come on, author.

This is a story where the heroine is reborn and comes back to take revenge. However, in the end, the revenge is not very successful, but she settles down with the man and woman who were also reborn. The male protagonist in the previous life did not know his inner love until the death of the female protagonist, so the male and female protagonists were reborn. After the male protagonist was reborn, he began to strengthen himself and find the female protagonist who was reborn as a 16-year-old. She dressed as a little guard and stayed by his side, silently supporting and caring, making the female protagonist feel warm. The last few chapters describe the heroine's reluctance to let go of the enemy in her previous life. The only thing that is a bit regretful is that Cheng Mo seems to be the only one who has not achieved consummation and has been living in a state of being unable to love~~You can read the short story if you have nothing to do

. . . . . . Two words mullet

It's a story about twins. The male protagonist is very doting on her. He dotes on her and avoids her at the same time. The rivalry scenes are great. I'll keep reading.

This book is really good to read. When I saw the first part, I just thought it was an ordinary cool article, the kind of rebirth and abuse that many people would write. At that time, I had the urge to abandon the article. Fortunately, I stayed for a while. It was the first time I saw this type of article. It was worth staying up late to read it! ! !

The subject matter is okay, but a lot of things don't make sense. 1 Jiang Zhu has met Mrs. Qin many times. Doesn't Mrs. Qin know her? How can she still serve her? 2 The heroine is a princess who is always provoked by a concubine. 3 People were so open in ancient times, but a concubine was still not favored and could go out and cause trouble all day long. 4 Are there no defenses for men and women?

I like the strong and independent heroine. The hero's persistence in leaving her is very sweet. The Cheng Mo chapter at the end is superfluous.

I stayed up all night and finished chasing it. I will update it a lot.

Very, very, very, very, very beautiful. The author is great.