Rebirth of Buddhist Life

The story is more realistic, but the plot really moves a bit too slowly. The author may be a chronic person. Each paragraph is a bit long for a novel, but the writing is good. The author is really the most patient author I have ever seen. If the author had children, he would be so happy. This is reflected in the fact that he said it more than once, or even four or five times in many places in the article, for fear that others would not understand why. Also, the relationship between the characters is well portrayed, but in these years of Xie Zhao's growth, her parents and sisters have appeared too few times, so it is a bit abrupt that they suddenly appear and the whole family dislikes them. You can write more memories, such as what specific things you did to make people annoying, don't just do it because you don't love Xie Zhao, it is a bit too one-sided. Please keep working hard. Next time I may come back for a long review after the college entrance examination.

Man, this is too much! The eldest sister Xie Jiao means "the beauty in the palm of your hand" The younger sister Xie Bao means "treasure in the palm of your hand". But Xie Zhao wanted to recruit a younger brother. They were both daughters, so why was there such a big difference in treatment?

Let me go, Xie Zhao's previous life was too miserable! Why does Xie Zhao have to do everything by himself? Why do you say boys are favored over girls? Aren't Xie Zhao's sisters girls? This is partiality! !

She has been reborn and is still so useless. When people talk about her, she looks down at her feet. Her personality is what I hate the most. Don't call you useless just because you are a Buddhist.

I hope the protagonist can live a more relaxed life, instead of living for his parents and sisters in his previous life, he will live for his grandparents, uncles and cousins ​​in this life. He worries about their affairs all day long and puts their affairs on his shoulders. It's so tiring⊙⊙ that I feel tired watching it. I don't see where the Buddhist lineage is at all.

Xie Zhao had such a miserable life in his previous life, and when he came back again, no matter whether Xie Dashan or the others had changed or not, they didn't want Xie Zhao to forgive them. I'm afraid that if I treat her a little better in the future, Xie Zhao will become soft-hearted. I really don't like to see such a plot. It's very alienating.

I just finished reading it and started writing it right away. I cried so much that my mother thought I had done something. Qiuqiu must not let Xie Zhao forgive her parents, it is too disrespectful. It's enough to have other relatives, let her be happy alone

Feel it! It's a frustrating and humiliating life, and I really wish I could do it all over again. Treat yourself well

In the end, I couldn't hold on and gave up the article. Maybe it was because of the different living environment that I couldn't recognize Xie Zhao's character. In my opinion she is already happier than many people. Her problem lies in her previous life, but as a result of her previous life, she also has big problems herself. Every time after saying that I was relieved, I expected Xie Zhao to live his original life, but I didn't expect that he would be back to the original point. If he repeated this a few times, there would be no new ideas. After watching too much, I felt that Xie Zhao was being pretentious and not straightforward enough. This is my personal opinion. There are a lot of bad words that are difficult to say out loud, probably because I subconsciously don't want to convey negative energy.

I like the content before chapter 80. I felt that the writing was really good. However, after chapter 80, the heroine's character is repeatedly emphasized to be indifferent, but the heroine often thinks of her past life. I feel that this is not indifference. Also, the male protagonist appeared relatively late (I think he was around 80, I don't remember exactly) and it felt a bit abrupt. I feel that the appearance of the male protagonist is to show that this book is a romance. I haven't finished reading more than 90 chapters, but I really liked it until chapter 80.