After Rebirth, the General Monopolized the One Who Was Frail and Hated

Fu Yicen made significant achievements in battle and was loyal. But what he got in return was being framed by his beloved woman and emperor on charges of treason. When he was betrayed by everyone, only Zhou Rendong, his male wife who had been treated harshly by him for five years, tried everything to save him, and finally died tragically because of him. Unable to bear the humiliation, Fu Yicen committed su*cide. When he woke up, he found himself reborn three years after marrying his wife. This time he vowed to kill the enemy with his own hands and protect Zhou Rendong’s well-being for the rest of his life. Unfortunately, Zhou Rendong, who had been tortured mercilessly for three years, dared not trust him anymore. What else could the self-indlicted General Fu do? Of course pamper! Pamper! Pamper! He spoiled his crybaby petite wife all the way to become a little genius doctor praised by everyone in the world! Before rebirth: on the big wedding night, Fu Yicen sneered: “Get out and don’t make my bed dirty.” Zhou Rendong picked up the torn clothes, and timidly said: Yes…… After rebirth: Fu Yicen was shameless to massage his petite wife’s waist and fawned: “Don’t cry, baby. I was wrong…” The little wife wiped his tears and said softly: Kneel down for punishment! Don’t touch me at night. As a result, General Fu was kicked out of the room and knelt on the washboard to think about life. His obedient, soft and coquettish petite wife, when did he buy a room full of washboards behind his back? ! General Fu was going to lose his face? Forget it, my face is not as important as my little wife’s. Just kneel down.

Original Publisher

shubl

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Rebirth, the General Monopolized the One Who Was Frail and Hated This novel… it’s definitely a mixed bag, to put it mildly. "After Rebirth, the General Monopolized the One Who Was Frail and Hated" promises a redemption arc, but whether it delivers seems highly debatable based on what I've read. It's a story with heavy themes that might not be for everyone. ### First Impressions Going into this, I was prepared for a potentially dark story. The premise itself hints at a troubled past and a possessive relationship. However, some of the details I've come across paint a far more disturbing picture than I initially anticipated. The intensity of the past abuse seems to be a major sticking point for many readers. ### What Works Well Honestly, finding positives is a bit of a challenge given the overwhelming negativity surrounding the MC's past actions. However, I can see the appeal for readers who enjoy stories with flawed characters grappling with their past. The raw, unhealthy dynamic, as one reader put it, might be exactly what some are looking for. The translation quality, apparently, is commendable, which is always a plus. ### Areas of Concern The biggest issue, by far, is the MC's past behavior. From what I gather, it goes far beyond simple neglect or harsh treatment. The descriptions of abuse are graphic and disturbing, raising serious questions about whether redemption is even possible or desirable in this scenario. It seems the author tries to show the depth of the MC's regret, but for many, the damage is simply too severe. The ML's characterization also seems to be a point of contention, with some finding him frustratingly weak and prone to creating unnecessary drama. The constant cycle of misunderstandings and forgiveness also seems to wear thin quickly. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several reviews detail the extent of the MC's past abuse towards the ML, including instances of physical violence, starvation, and even sexual assault. They also mention that the ML's character is frustratingly weak and prone to putting himself in danger. ### Final Verdict Ultimately, "After Rebirth, the General Monopolized the One Who Was Frail and Hated" seems like a story that will either resonate deeply or completely repel you. If you're sensitive to themes of abuse and are looking for a healthy, balanced relationship, this is definitely not the novel for you. However, if you're intrigued by the idea of a deeply flawed character attempting to atone for horrific past actions, and you're willing to stomach some potentially triggering content, it might be worth exploring, albeit with caution. Personally, based on what I've learned, I'm hesitant to recommend it.