Reborn to Marry the Emperor's Uncle Again

The overall plot is logical. The heroine was liked by the male and the male in both lives. Emperor Qingming was jealous of military power and relatives, and even took away the wives of his ministers. In the end, the male and the male teamed up to destroy him. Although there are rebirths and resurrecting corpses in it, it makes sense and the author had a hard time giving it a thumbs up... But there are two questions: 1. Why did the first and second male prince like the female protagonist? It was not explained clearly. The female protagonist has always been fat and has no reputation for talent, so she attracted the prince just because of her timid and helpless appearance? 2. Does Emperor Qingming like Ding Yao or Chen Man? If it was Ding Yao, why didn't Ding Yao avenge her and treat her family well after her obviously abnormal death? If it was Chen Man, why did he want her to change her appearance to look like Ding Yao? I personally think these are two bugs😂

Good looking Worth recommending To be honest, the prince's two lives were very hard. He is a pitiful and pathetic character Although he is a prince, he has no real power I can't protect the people around me When I saw that no one had seen the queen I guessed that the queen was the heroine's mother I didn't expect it to be true. The emperors in past and present lives all wanted to get the heroine's mother Killed the heroine's whole family In the whole story, the emperor is the worst

I really can't stand it. This heroine eats everywhere, eats other people's chrysanthemums on the way to escape, and eats flowers from the Prince's Mansion before she is reborn. I don't understand. Is that what the items in the Prince's Mansion are showing off are bargains? Put aside this common sense , let's just say that in the first few chapters, in order to show that the Chen family was rich and extravagant, they had expensive flowers for food every day. This should be because they knew how expensive the flowers she usually ate were. However, she always used the excuse of not knowing and not seeing the value, which is illogical. Moreover, she went to eat the food that was placed there for viewing without the consent of the owner and was encouraged by the female partner. It was rude. I came to the house as a guest and destroyed my things. I really wanted to curse. This lack of common sense, logic and politeness, there is really no way to imagine her as a person who is good at using tricks to seek revenge. Goodbye, I can't stand it anymore.

Super invincible love!! Zun Du Hao Kang! The male protagonist is really, really good! The touching love and fulfillment in her previous life wanted her to be happy and happy with her beloved. Later, she took over the throne for the heroine and named her Queen Zhaoping. She will be the only one in the harem for the rest of her life! In this life, I finally got what I wanted and they are no longer together, and my children live a happy life. The most regrettable thing is the prince. Although he loved the heroine in both lives, he didn't trust him enough, which caused the heroine to suffer a lot of harm. The Zhao family is so possessive of the people they love. It can only be said that the prince and you have no fate!! I hope the prince can find someone to love in the future and love correctly!!!

It's okay to just take a look. But don't dwell on it. The main villain of the whole story, the Emperor, is written too exaggeratedly. It is normal for an emperor to have checks and balances, but this emperor wanted to kill all his ministers with real power, and he did so openly by looking for every opportunity to do so. It really feels too intellectual. In addition, the second male prince was written in such a pitiable manner that he was tortured throughout the entire story. Both of them loved the heroine deeply in both lives. Even if he was misunderstood by others and the heroine betrayed him, he spent his whole life protecting the heroine and finally committed suicide for the heroine. The heroine is super smart when it comes to other things, and she can reveal everything at once, but she always misunderstands her feelings for the prince, and never understands him. It's really frustrating to watch. Although the two protagonists are hb, the prince's role accounts for 40% of the scenes. This part is too sad and not suitable for those who like sweet stories.

After watching two-thirds of the story, I can't help but comment. The heroine is reborn again and again thanks to the emperor's uncle. She doesn't show how powerful she is. She just has the opportunity to know who is good and who is bad, and she uses some tricks. The male emperor's uncle is the really powerful one. The prince is also reborn and feels that he owes the heroine his whole heart to avenge the heroine and take revenge on everyone who deceived him and framed the heroine in his previous life. In fact, the prince in his previous life also liked the heroine, but he was fooled by the tricks played by the third prince and the princess. The first male prince has a high IQ and unfathomable martial arts skills, and his looks are incredible. The second male prince, who is equally good-looking, loves the heroine deeply and is domineering and revealing. On the contrary, the heroine is a bit hard to describe, but the book is quite good, so you can read it.

The deep love between the prince and the prince is so profound!

It's really good-looking, not verbose at all, and leaves no trouble for the bad guys. The only one who can't get over it is the second male lead. He really paid too much. No matter what life his relatives are in, he doesn't love him. He loves the heroine too much. It's so rare that he doesn't change when he's not loved or indifferent.

It looks okay from the front, but the further you look back, the less you want to watch it. The heroine's surname is Han sometimes and Chen sometimes. Is it possible that the author himself didn't figure it out? The author always says that the heroine of Shangshan is fat. If it is to highlight the difference of the heroine, just a few strokes will be enough. There is no need to always emphasize the fatness, right? There is a sentence that probably says "It turns out that the heroine is not as stupid as fat people" (I don't remember 100% of the exact words, but that's what it means). Does the author have any dissatisfaction with fat people? Why do you say that about fat people? I saw where the heroine recognized her relatives and abandoned the text. I really can't stand it anymore, the heroine's recognition of her marriage is too abrupt. His father was Duke Dingguo. He believed what the heroine said and said she was his daughter. He had no doubts and no tokens. With his IQ and his credulity, how could he go out to kill the enemy? Just imagine, if there was someone who looked very similar to us and said he was our relative, wouldn't you ask a few questions? Do you have any basic questions? Although it is a novel, it is too intellectual, so I abandoned it.

Such a good-looking book is only read by so many people. The title of the book may have delayed traffic. The author's writing is smooth and the plot is exciting. I'm very satisfied with the extra chapter after it's finished. It's a book worth reading.