My Regent King Is Seriously Fierce

The ending was rushed; the revenge process and the fate of the enemy were completely omitted.

The female lead died a horrific death, but her subsequent revenge was surprisingly mild. Speechless.

The writing is very concise and to the point, without dragging out the development of many supporting characters. It's a pity the ending felt rushed; so many exciting revenge plots were crammed into just two chapters! There's also a slight regret that the names Mu Rong and Hua Chen were mixed up too many times; those with a clear sense of logic should know who they're referring to!

The beginning was excellent! The ending was rushed and unclear. Neither of the two women who harmed the female lead had their fates explained.

This one is quite good, just a bit short, and the ending feels rushed. The story unfolds in a layered way, so it's worth watching.

It's well-written, but the ending felt rushed...

It's pointless. If they liked it that much, how could they not recognize it...?

It's not good. It's supposed to be a battle of wits with the author, but the logic throughout is flawed! A prime minister, remarrying a woman with children? That means he values ​​feelings more than face, yet he blames others for embarrassing him! Would a man who values ​​face accept a burden as a second wife?

No procrastination, no nagging, revenge is the only thing that matters.

The protagonist is a time traveler who falls in love with the wrong person, gets killed, and is reborn. He also has a dual personality. It's quite novel, and a rare find with fewer typos. Unfortunately, it's quite short, and many things are glossed over, making it difficult to stand scrutiny and feel self-contradictory. The ending also feels rushed.