Rebirth of a Wealthy Family: the Chief Dotes on His Wife with Special Abilities

The heroine came across as too squeamish, pretentious, and greedy. After reading three chapters, I didn't want to read anymore. If the heroine had no identity, how would the King of Hell give her so many things? Are you still fooling around all day long, making yourself look like a cheater, and making a big fuss in the Palace of Hell? She didn't even think about how much she weighed. There were so many people who died unjustly, was she the only one who felt aggrieved?

The writing is average and cheating is inevitable, but the heroine has neither great strength nor any talent. Apart from her identity, nothing else is her own. Those skills were given by others, and the so-called talents are stolen from future generations. She actually looks like it's a matter of course, and It's also very Bailian. Even the second female lead of Bailian has a lot of skills and relies on herself, but the heroine relies on others for everything and steals other people's things. It's not an exaggeration to say that the heroine is useless. Her relationship with the male protagonist is also inexplicable. At first glance, it feels too fake and the content is too exaggerated. I'm speechless.

After having the baby, my husband treats me better day by day. He hugs me every time I come home. The last time he came back in the middle of the night, he actually told me that you are becoming more and more beautiful . He ignored me before, but now I didn't expect that my husband would change so much. It's really thanks to Xixi's wisdom, otherwise the change wouldn't be so big.

The plot is also strange. It is obvious that the drunkard pushed the heroine down the stairs, causing her death. This should be blamed on the drunkard. It is not the King of Hell's fault, nor is it the King of Hell who seduced the wrong soul. Did the author put all his energy on the introduction? The introduction and article are as good as heaven and earth! As for the character of the heroine, she has achieved nirvana and was reborn. I think nirvana has not been achieved, and she has been nirvana herself.

Damn, the heroine is crying in the first chapter. When she sees impermanence, she calls her brother. So brave. Besides, what kind of existence is the King of Hell? Who hasn't seen it? I haven't touched any ghosts before, but just seeing the heroine, my heart is still soft. . . . . . Haha, the heroine is really powerful

Who is the male protagonist and why are there so many characters? ? ?

Who is the male protagonist? The baby is unhappy!

To be honest, I actually think the writing of this book is good, but the plot is too unreliable, and many things are excessive. However, the whole text directly tells how awesome Ziyun is, how popular she is, and how fast she cultivates. However, the process is really too little, so little that I only know that she is awesome, but I have no idea why she feels awesome. I hope the author can correct it. Moreover, it was in the modern era at that time, and it was not a real cultivation plane. There were many illogical places, and Ziyun had only practiced for a few months compared to others who were nearly 100 years old. Now, it makes no sense that Mu Chen is also fond of Ziyun. Even with Grandpa Ye, there should be a transition period. In short, I am not criticizing the author. I am just stating what I think is bad. I hope everyone will not criticize me. It is normal to write fantasy, but it cannot be too ridiculous [Face-covering Escape]

The content is okay, but a bit verbose. I really don't like that the heroine acts like a child and doesn't know how to use her space. [Emot=default,35/] I thought Ye Xiaozi was the male protagonist, but I didn't expect that there was a second male protagonist who became a monk halfway through.

I don't know where to start, but I think this novel is very good. First: I read a lot of comments in the book review section: The heroine is too squeamish, she even made a scene in the Palace of Hell, and opened all the golden fingers at once... This chapter is indeed a bit full of mythology, but I would like to ask, did the person who said these words look back? He didn't know the whole thing, only read a small part, and then started to comment. This is a bit too much. What's more, the heroine has become strong and brave later. If she didn't "roll around" in the Palace of Hell, she might not be reborn. This just creates a reason for her rebirth. Second: Song plagiarism How did song plagiarism come about? The author just wrote a few classic songs about the older generation's revolution. Maybe some people don't know what the songs are, right? Your so-called "righteousness" and "anti-plagiarism" are meaningless. So many lyrics, songs about revolution, are the author's good intentions. At least the author did not say that he wrote it himself like some other authors, but in fact he did not necessarily copy it from where? However, there are also honest writers who directly point out which song it is and recommend songs. I think this is right. The so-called heroine is shameless and plagiarizes songs. I just want to say, you have watched too much about fast time travel. Do you have the same desire as the heroine of fast travel, but you have no way to use it, so you start to hate the heroine? I think the author wrote it very well. I have watched documentaries about the revolutionary period and interviews with the older generation of revolutionaries. Every time I see them recalling the revolution and war, I feel a sense of admiration. Maybe some of my opinions are different from those of some people, but I am willing to express my opinions, and I also hope that some people will not wantonly make remarks that hurt the author. Thank you! Finally, let me say this: The benevolent sees benevolence, and the wise see wisdom.