I Remarried with My Mother, and After My Rebirth I Became the Favorite of the Palace.

In order for the heroine to fight with the vicious heroine, there are too many illogical places in the story. Although the heroine has entered the palace, she can leave the palace every day. However, the vicious heroine's family is not very noble at all. Not only does she go to the Royal Academy, but she also enters the palace frequently. Then she will meet the heroine when she enters the palace, and they will bicker. , As if the palace is their back garden, they can come and go as they please, not to mention that their mother was robbed by the emperor and brought into the palace, which is very embarrassing and humiliating in itself. They wish they could be sent far away. Why would the emperor let that woman's family enter the palace every day?

Chapter 100 or so made me laugh out loud. The male protagonist remained silent and just favored Miss Gu's family. The heroine said nothing, she just suspected that there was something inside. Although there are many areas in the front that cannot be filled in, such as why the vicious female supporting character and her family can enter and exit the palace at will... But overall it is quite enjoyable, and they basically torture the vicious female supporting character. I suggest that sisters who have just read a new book just read the wedding scene of the hero and heroine. The content behind it is really baffling to me.

I've read half of it, there are too many people who have been reborn. I originally wanted to find a book that has a better mind and can make me read happily. Why is it that the male protagonist and the female protagonist were fine before they got together, but after they got married, they seemed to be at odds with each other. Ah? Is this the tacit understanding between the male protagonist and the female protagonist? It looks like I have breast enlargement haha