Rebirth of Glory and Splendour
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5 | 57% (78 votes) |
4 | 21% (29 votes) |
3 | 12% (16 votes) |
2 | 6% (8 votes) |
1 | 4% (5 votes) |
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120 chapters (completed)
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All Time Rank: #3943
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.From the outcast of the imperial family to the emperor, Wei Chongrong’s path to the throne took thirty years.
In his previous life, everyone thought that he shouldn’t exist.
Only his youngest uncle was good to him, so he went through fire and water for him.
But what he ended up waiting for was the poisoned wine poured for him by the youngest uncle’s own hands.
Starting over, Wei Chongrong, who is familiar with the future, finds that the road ahead is still bumpy.
The battle that is bound to be lost is about to happen, and the scourge of witchcraft is close at hand.
What can he do to save the Eastern Palace and the imperial family, and to save Jun Hua, to whom he is indebted for a lifetime?
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One entry per line重生之荣华盛世
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Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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02/16/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c120 |
02/16/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c119 |
02/16/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c118 |
02/15/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c117 |
02/15/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c116 |
02/15/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c115 |
02/14/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c114 |
02/14/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c113 |
02/14/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c112 |
02/13/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c111 |
02/13/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c110 |
02/13/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c109 |
02/10/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c108 |
02/10/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c107 |
02/09/23 | Xiao YunYun Translations | c106 |
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I am so glad I hung on to the end though. It's pretty dense, honestly. If you're not interested in highly detailed political historical fiction, you will get bored with this. And that isn't a reflection on its quality at all, it's just the kind of read I know isn't for most people. Definitely not a work for beginners to start reading, and that doesn't mean it's bad or that you're a bad reader for getting bored. Dense history books are commonly difficult for people to parse. Also difficult to parse is the breaks where time or perspective shifts. I wish the author had broken these segments up more, because I definitely got confused and had to reread some portions. Not quite sure what formatting changes would fix it. Maybe bold+indent? Idk. Anyway, the politics and history aren't where this story shines– that privilege truly belongs to the family interactions. As Yunyun's excellent review says, the father and son bonds are really sweet and powerful, but I was also struck by the cousin and brother relationships as well. Despite their lives being so complicated, there really was a lot of care between these characters, and I was drawn into their strong emotional connections. The premise of the story, the rebirth, also isn't as OP as most rebirth stories are. Chongrong does achieve new power and strength and great heights, but it's due mostly to external circumstances rather than his manipulation of history. He only wants to compensate the people he wishes he was closer to in his first life, and to protect them. Any further success comes incidentally, his priority is always loving his family. It feels very heartwarming that he is able to enjoy that after his previous life. I didn't really dislike any characters. I mean, there were some awful people, but they made sense in the world, and they were suitable antagonists. Like I hate Wei Su but he's pretty much on brand for Emperors, so how mad can I really get? We aren't expected to like the antagonists either (Wei Mao excepted because he gets better), they are not endorsed by the story and other characters in-universe dislike them. As for the ~in*est~, I think it's largely overblown in the other reviews. Like.... okay, maybe you wouldn't marry your own cousin, but the story isn't about you and moreover it's historically accurate. So fed up with people projecting subjective morality so hard onto cultural situations that are different than theirs. In short: get over it. You guys could never handle learning about ancient Egypt, where it was expected for royal siblings to marry each other. I would have really loved to see more of the alternate universe where Huaixi returns, because I found it more emotionally stirring and satisfying, but I will have to be content with looking forward to the sequel instead! If this novel gets enough ratings to justify that, of course. ~_^ It's not super realistic, but there are elements of realism in unexpected ways that I appreciated. Qinggong and gu appear, but don't play a dramatic part in the plot. The Suyun pill that enables male pregnancy, I really liked its function in the story, and I'm generally opposed to unnecessary mpreg. It had drawbacks and was not accessible to everyone, characters are punished for taking it secretly because it might hurt them. Functionally, I would compare it to a magical HRT that somehow stimulates internal stem cell production for organ growth! It must be taken during developmental pubescence, weakens your body for a time as it changes your internal structures, can't be reversed after it's been taken. If you told me it was effectively a s*x change, albeit not a gender change, I'd say it was pretty accurate. The type of thing I'd love to be able to use irl. Final note: Jun Hua is a disaster, a wonderful character, enjoyed him more than I expected.
like I know that it's really quite normal for like all royalty to kinda be cousins but like at a certain point it doesn't really enhance the story to add more cousins.