Reborn, But Not to Become Empress

The plot is excellent, not drawn out, and the length is just right—it doesn't suddenly jump to thousands of chapters and become unreadable. Aside from the severe typos, the entire book deserves high praise. Moreover, it doesn't just focus on palace intrigue and domestic power struggles; it also delves deeper into court politics, making it more diverse.

It's so good, so good, so good! This book is really well written. The story uses the old trope of rebirth, but the content is fresh and original. The story is short and concise, the language is humorous and witty, and the characters have distinct personalities. The female lead is amazing, and the male lead is just as strong. They're a perfect match, and it's a great show. I wish there were more episodes!

Exciting plot

It would be better if the romance storyline had more detail; there's too little of it.

Is the male lead Prince Liang? The beginning was quite suspenseful. The female lead and Prince Liang were betrothed, and to Prince Liang, the female lead hadn't done anything to desecrate his ancestral graves. Yet, the male lead schemed to ruin her reputation in order to break off the engagement. How can a man like that be a male lead? Shouldn't he at least have some basic morals?

The plot is too childish and simplistic! The overrated rating got me hooked... But I just couldn't keep reading, so I'm dropping it.

It's concise and unlike any other rebirth novel I've read before. Very engaging.

It looks great, so good! Simple and uncluttered.

The male and female leads and their loved ones have complete trust in each other, and the two little girls in the show are both wonderful.

It's really good, the plot is exciting, especially the beginning. The female lead is so wise! She's not just strong, but intelligent!