Reborn as the Obsessive Chief Minister’s Beloved

The little emperor is so annoying.

I didn't read it in detail, but I felt it was a tragic story, which I personally don't like. So I just skimmed through the table of contents; the whole thing is basically about various misunderstandings between the male and female leads.

The plot wasn't particularly impressive. The whole book mainly revolved around the relationship between the two main characters, which I felt was a bit weak. Neither of them seemed to have a mouth, and they were constantly making malicious assumptions about each other. For example, during the gold mine incident, the female lead was drunk and they had already agreed on a 50/50 split.

It's too drawn out. The male and female leads are missing a mouth, and all the misunderstandings are exhausting to watch. It's not exciting at all.

Well, I inexplicably really like this kind of book. Apart from the somewhat complicated romantic storyline, everything else is pretty good, but I don't know why the rating didn't exceed nine points.

There are too many triggers, I don't even want to mention them. No normal person could forgive themselves for dying so tragically in their past life.

The same type of story I watched, this one I really think the female lead is a saint and the male lead is also sick. When she runs into the male lead on the street, he gets angry and just carries her away.

I dislike this kind of male lead; he's full of scheming. If the female lead hadn't been reborn, she wouldn't have the brains to fight him. Their mutual affection is all based on calculation, making it impossible to watch until the end. She was framed and killed by the male lead in her previous life, and in this life, he takes pity on her and forgives her. It's ridiculous; only novels would be so magnanimous.

The plot is novel and engaging, but the pacing in the later stages is too fast, and the ending feels rushed (starting from when the male lead learns the female lead is imprisoned). Some plot holes remain unresolved: [The female lead uses the nameless token to prop up a table leg, which isn't explained later.]

This makes me want to transmigrate into a book and kill that scoundrel Emperor Su Yan at the beginning, so he won't cause trouble for the male and female leads.