Rebirth 60 Counterattack

It's really a very good book, very in line with people's appetite. The content is substantial and the writing is touching. I like this book so much, friends should collect it together! Come on

I have always liked books written in the 1960s and 1970s. It's great to find you. I like it. I like it. I recommend it to you. Come on, please read more. I can't read enough.

Since the heroine is divorced, why doesn't she abort the child? We all know that our ex-husband has no child. Is it unclear whether the birth will be related to her ex-husband? I don't really like people who are divorced and have children.

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If you are reborn, you can't write about getting better and aborting the child.

I just watched it, but the female protagonist is unclean and pregnant with someone else's child. Is it fair to the male protagonist? I didn't read the latter part, so I don't know the author's intention in writing it, but I kind of have the mentality of being together for the rest of my life, and I can't watch an unclean heroine.

There are too many declarative sentences, third-party monologues, and inner monologues. Even the words spoken by someone are not in double quotes. It looks like a storyteller. It makes me anxious.

Since the author wanted the heroine to be reborn, why didn't he do it earlier? He insisted on carrying a child in her belly and the hero did not have a perfect love and a life. I really feel a little uncomfortable, and there is also a child. It is so miserable to watch every day after the child is born.

Just average! The heroine is divorced and has a child. Is this really good for the hero? ? ?

In fact, to be honest, I really sympathize with the male protagonists in the rebirth novels. In at least eight of the ten rebirth novels, the female protagonists are second-hand (some are reborn, some are second-hand, and some have second-hand souls). But the author is indeed her own mother, and all her daughters are matched with innocent, clean and high-quality male protagonists. Some mothers even give their own daughters several high-quality admirers (they really treat their own daughters as diamonds, gold, silver, and renminbi). You will never be disgusted if you see a second-hand one (why should your daughter be so perfect as the male protagonist if she is second-hand)