The Female Supporting Role is Reborn

The heroine is soft-hearted and cowardly at best, and despicable at worst. After being hurt by her relatives again and again, the heroine insists on breaking off the relationship. But in the end, she forgives them again and again, thinking that she has some money. She gives money when her mother-in-law complains about poverty. Isn't it a slap in the face? She still can't get anything back. Is this something she has been used to since she was a child? It's really despicable! You know clearly that your mother-in-law's family is not a good thing, but you still give money every time without saying a word. Starting from the bride price, how much money have you given? What do you think of your mother-in-law's family? What do you think of your husband? It's really speechless to drag down her husband's family when she is humble. The heroine's character has been like this all her life and cannot be changed. This should be because she has been used to being bullied by her mother's family. She has a sense of superiority with a little money and wants her mother's family to recognize her. So while saying harsh words, what she does is give money to her mother's family to make them agree that whoever marries whomever is unlucky. I don't know how the author could create such a heroine.

It's been a long time since a book made me feel so frustrated. I gave up decisively when I read about fifty or sixty chapters. I'm not someone who abandons the article and wants to find a sense of presence here. I just want to give a personal evaluation. What is the purpose of the heroine's rebirth? Except for the memory of the previous life, I think there is no difference between the two lives. They are indecisive, self-deceptive, and to put it mildly, they are mean. I don't know if I will regret using such language to evaluate a book in the future, but at least I won't regret it now. It's really frustrating. I think there must be some people who feel this way - you feel aggrieved, and some people think this book is very good. Everyone's feelings are different, so you can't judge based on your own subjective consciousness. Something like that. After being reborn, can't you learn to be smarter? Okay, the question is back again, why is this heroine reincarnated?

I also came from a rural area. At that time, I could buy several candies for a penny. Although my grandmother was not very nice to me, the whole family was not like that either. Her words were full of sarcasm and sarcasm. Moreover, our neighbors are also very kind, helping us if we have any difficulties, and they are all simple and enthusiastic. There are two or three children in each family, and they are all harmonious. It's not like the countryside here, where he starts to mock her as soon as she opens her mouth, even if her brother treats her sister like this. Anyway, I have never seen rural people so bad. I wonder if the author came up with it himself or adapted it from reality?

There are so many negative emotions that I have not finished reading any of Bapi's books. I just couldn't stand it and abandoned the article after reading it halfway through. The protagonists in each of Bapi's books are all top-notch. They are too weak, too clumsy, too unprincipled, and too troublesome for themselves. After reading them, I want to drag them out and beat them up.

Why is it that only the heroine gives birth to boys, and all the other female characters give birth to girls? It's a bit biased, but all the children born are girls.,

To put it simply, Bapi's article is about watching the best fights. There are piles and piles of the best fights everywhere.

Family love is always kidnapped

A person can fall in the same place, I am also drunk! Since my mother has no conscience, my father is weak, and my brother is lazy, he only wants to sell his sister for money! Then don't go out after you go out to work. Although you have repeatedly said that you have given up, you still haven't given up. In the end, the money you worked so hard to earn was given to the ungrateful mother, and then she was sold to the same man in her previous life. I feel aggrieved just looking at it. It's really heartbreaking! Days without hope... Hopeless

After reading more than fifty chapters, the heroine's "tragic death" in her previous life was not explained at all. Every time I see the word "tragic death", I feel so embarrassed. Why can't the heroine die in the first chapter? Snakeskin

What's wrong with authors nowadays? I feel like their books are all top-notch. The heroine's rebirth is a joke. She's been reborn hundreds of times but still has the same result. What's the point of rebirth?