Rely on Your Favor

This is the big brother in my heart!

The heroine's mother in the novel is reborn But is he really reborn? I think she just traveled to a parallel world after her tragic death. Aruo is Aruo and not Aruo She is A Ruo She is indeed the heroine of the novel, the daughter of her parents and the fourth daughter of the Lin family, Lin Jiaruo. Her nickname is Aruo. She is not Aruo either She is not Lin Jiaruo from another parallel dimension who was accused of having an affair by her husband's family. She is weak, kind, cowardly and gentle, and could not wait for her eldest brother until her death. I don't know how to describe this feeling, let's put it this way In my opinion: the most important thing for a person is the memory of experiences and the character formed after these experiences Without these two things, it's not the same person People who have lost their memory will retain their personality and habits that were left behind by their experiences before they lost their memory, or they will show their subconscious personality that was caused by their experiences before they lost their memory. In essence, they are still the same person. Let me give you a chestnut to describe my thoughts~ A person who has lost his memory due to trauma or something like that is that person. In my opinion and in everyone's opinion, he is fine~ Another example is that in some novels, after the heroine reincarnates or the hero reincarnates, the other half comes to renew the relationship from the previous life. I think unless the reincarnated person is reincarnated, he will be born with complete memories of his previous life. It's just their significant other making excuses for their change of heart. Because in my opinion, people after reincarnation cannot have exactly the same experiences and memories as in their previous lives, nor can they develop exactly the same personality. Even if they are slightly different, they can no longer be said to be the same person - even if they are one soul. From this, it can be concluded that when the heroine of this article has a life experience that is completely different from Xu Wanning's native parallel space, she can no longer be said to be her daughter in the previous life as Xu Wanning thought. I'm sad-- I'm also very distressed-- I really like and feel sorry for the heroine of this book, A Ruo But I also feel very sorry for Lin Jiaruo who has died at the bottom of the river. The two of them have something in common, but they also have completely different things. (For the sake of distinction, I call the heroine A Ruo, and the parallel world A Ruo is Jia Ruo) Common examples include-- When they heard the bad news, they all firmly believed that the elder brother was alive. When they were growing up, no one really protected them. They were both strong, but they were different and had different forms of strength. They have also experienced moments when having parents is in some sense worse than not having them (for example: Aruo celebrates the New Year but lives on the streets with nowhere to go, and Jiaruo's past life goes without saying) ... Different such as-- At least A Ruo could be considered as someone who had taken good care of her throughout her childhood, but Jia Ruo was not like that. Aruo has a stronger temperament. If he is wronged, unless he is a close relative, he will not tolerate it and will ask for it back. Jiaruo is more submissive, which is also related to the experience of the two people (Aruo has the confidence and reliance, and no matter what, there is a big brother behind him, Jiaruo is different) Aruo finally got married to her eldest brother, and the rest of her life was sweet. However, Jiaruo died at the bottom of a cold river, and was almost forgotten by her eldest brother, whom she had never forgotten until her death. She never saw the person she longed for again. ... I don't know how to put it. The two people have similar personalities, but they are very different. In fact, both of them are a bit submissive. It's just that Aruo only treats close relatives and will resist if forced, but Jiaruo won't. I feel very sorry for Aruo and Jiaruo. Especially Jia Ruo At least Aruo has an elder brother who loves her the most and puts her first. Maybe Yuan Yan is too If Kejia really doesn't have it... Neither does her mother... I really cried every time I watched Gan Mingcong's extra episode about Jia Ruo. I still feel like I haven't been able to describe the feeling in my heart... Oops, I don't know what to say anymore, that's it No one will probably read my book review. After all, it's been so long since this book was finished. I'll just pretend that I feel uncomfortable and can't help but complain...

When I read this book, I felt really sorry for the heroine. Maybe it was because of resonance. I saw that the heroine's father doted on her so much in the early stage, but things changed when Pei Jinyu appeared. Her father started yelling at her and began to ignore her. She was tortured to tears at that time. Although they reconciled later, they always felt different. The heroine's father would no longer devote everything to her as before. I also admire Da Da's writing style. After all, it's very well written.

I originally gave up on this novel after reading the first few chapters, but then it was picked up again at a certain time. I started reading it directly from the second half. It became more and more amazing as I read it. I felt sorry for Yuan Yan. From the beginning to the end, the girl didn't know that he liked her. (Perhaps he was pretending not to know), he had shouldered so much for her, and he did not hesitate to destroy himself, but what he got in exchange was her accusation and her drifting away from him (Don't stop me, I want to rush in and beat her up)... Why can't I never go back to that New Year's Eve?嘤嘤嘤... I don't know if anyone can understand it, because I started watching it from the middle part. From the beginning, every scene witnessed the scene between Yuan Yan and A Ruo. At that time, I really thought he was the male lead (hiding my face and crying), but later the male lead was officially announced (because I danced (so the official announcement was the first time I met the male protagonist), and the tender scenes between Aruo and Yuan Yan never appeared in the following chapters... After all, the guardianship of those years was no match for Xiao Liang's return; after all, they missed the New Year's Eve of that year... In this book, I love the supporting characters more than the protagonists. Finally, there is a picture of Runyu. He looks like Yuan Yan. The first encounter with the heroine started with a conspiracy, but in the end, he was defeated by it.

A noblewoman from a noble family who likes a married woman is no different from Yiyang. She destroys other people's families, isn't she just a mistress? She also looks pitiful. She is friendly with Aruo on the surface, but she wants to be someone else's stepmother. Lin Shisheng is also a scumbag. He promised not to let anyone be above Aruo. Fortunately, Aruo has a big brother.

Oh, it's so disgusting. I didn't write a review originally, but I had to. It's a waste of my money. The same goes for the heroine's bun girl. She is still the same after being reborn. She is a stud like the heroine's father and is still an emperor. You are kidding me. It's so disgusting.

The heroine is 100% holy mother and white lotus. Sometimes she has a bit of brains, but sometimes she doesn't understand anything. She has a broken glass heart inside.

The heroine's father is indeed a scumbag, and time travel cannot change that scumbag.

Pei Ji's character experience in the novel is really tragic and quite heartbreaking. Why can't his relationship be smoother? Why assign him to Lin Jiazhi! In terms of status, she is not only the concubine of the former prince, but also has a child, which is not suitable for Pei Ji. Also, when the heroine was a child, she pushed the heroine out of the way to block the gun in front of Zhao Bingyi, regardless of family justice, just to satisfy her own selfish desires. I was really upset that a handsome guy like Pei Ji was arranged for her! ! ! Wouldn't it be nice to match Pei Ji with an innocent woman who is both talented and beautiful, smart and courageous?

Before reading the book, I read other people's comments. After reading the book, I looked back and thought about those comments. I can only say that everyone's thoughts are different. Aruo's life is completely different from her previous life. With so many changes, it should be said that 70% to 80% of the credit belongs to his father. If Lin Shisheng had not traveled through time, she might have found a husband under the protection of her mother, but he would never have been so capable, so smart, and so cherished.