Power and Favor in the General's Household

After finishing the ancient arc, I felt a profound sense of regret. Thankfully, the modern arc filled in the gaps, much like life itself. It may seem like a series of regrets now, but in some unknown parallel world or future, there might be a different kind of fulfillment.

This is the best book I've ever read. The author describes the fight scenes in great detail, and the writing is excellent. While reading, it felt as exciting as watching a TV series.

When I first read the synopsis, I thought it was just an ordinary story about a rich young lady and a loyal assassin. But as I read on, I only felt the sorrow of everyone being swept along by fate. Thankfully, the ending was happy. To be honest, I felt the author deliberately killed off some characters later on; their deaths felt a bit rushed. The rest was excellent.

It's very good, the tasks are very clear, and it often makes me cry while watching it.

I read it because of its high rating of 9.7. I thought it was a romance, but it turned out to be a political intrigue story—a childish political intrigue. The female lead is the beloved of the Prince of Zhenbei/her brother, but when she goes to the capital as a hostage, neither brother gives her anything or anyone?

The author is incredibly talented! It's so well-written! Chapter 27 was thrilling—"Mission makes us noble and great!!"

The story prioritizes national and familial righteousness, without focusing on petty romances. Although the protagonist is reborn, the trajectory of their life doesn't change drastically. It's not a mindless, wish-fulfillment story; it's about constant effort, continuous improvement, and minimizing losses. While things don't always go perfectly, the efforts in this life haven't been in vain.

It's great! I've read it twice. It's about national righteousness and the regrets of the past life are compensated for in the future, resulting in a perfect ending. I've read both of the author's books and enjoyed them. I support the author in continuing to release new works.

I can't stand watching. Why not tell your two brothers, who are as close as lips and teeth, about your rebirth, especially your eldest brother, who has enough strategy and strength? I only read the first part, and it gave me a dizzying feeling of being deliberately mysterious.

Audiobook listening time is not counted towards reading time. The male and female leads have relatively fresh character designs and a strong sense of humanistic concern. I especially liked the several distinctive female supporting characters the author created; they all strived to have independent lives.