Gu Pan Cheng Huan

The writing is pretty good, I just think that regardless of whether the male protagonist had a relationship with someone else in his previous life, the female protagonist has indeed been aggrieved for her whole life. This is a fait accompli. Decades are enough to smooth out many things, such as a person's temperament, the passion for life, the longing for feelings, and the pursuit of dreams. This is not a sentence of "I love you," but a misunderstanding that can be filled up Even if the female protagonist is reborn because of In order to save the male protagonist, she still stayed with him, probably not because of love, and what happened after being together was only feelings and habits Fate is really funny. The heroine finally managed to survive her romantic husband to death in her previous life. She wanted to spend her old age in peace, but she was reborn and was entangled by the so-called repentant male protagonist

I would like to share my opinion on this novel. I read some reviews of this book saying that the male protagonist in the novel is physically and mentally unclean and has relationships with many girls, so he cannot accept it, but that was only in his last life. In your eyes, do we have to be together for the rest of our lives? I believe you have read so many novels. In those novels where the male protagonist and the female protagonist are together, can you guarantee that they will know each other and stay together in the previous life? I think the plot of this novel is good. The male protagonist also liked the female protagonist in the previous life. It is only because the male protagonist's brain is short-circuited and the male protagonist and the female protagonist are both arrogant that this happens. Hey, if you really have a mental mysophobia, you can ignore what happened in the previous life and look at this life. Support the author greatly, come on. 😘😘😘

They say you can buy anything, but there is no regret medicine, but this book tells you that you can buy regret medicine. The male protagonist spent the remaining ten years of his life in his previous life in exchange for a chance to be reborn. However, what he didn't expect was that the female protagonist was also reborn, and she was reborn before him. It was originally going to be a smooth journey, but it was a bumpy journey. The male protagonist may be feeling sad about this, but life is often full of surprises, and good things take their toll! In fact, the two of them shouldn't have gone through so hard in the previous life. In the final analysis, neither of them fully trusted the other. Yes, they love each other, but they love in their own way, thinking that the other person will understand. They never really open their hearts to each other and let the other person understand their thoughts. They take everything for granted. Once there is a little impact from the outside world, cracks will appear, and then it will go further and further with all kinds of speculations. Besides, life is basically unsatisfactory. Otherwise, how could anyone live like the first time we met? Why would the autumn wind draw a fan with sadness? This book is well written, and there are quite a lot of poems in it. It is an imaginary history, and it can also be said that there were changes in time and space during the Yuan Dynasty or Ming Dynasty. But there is a poem by Xu Zhimo in which the male protagonist describes the female protagonist. I was a little drunk when I saw this, "The most gentle thing is the gentleness of the lowered head, like the shyness of a water lotus that cannot bear the cool breeze." &Quot; Is it possible that the male protagonist was not only reborn, but also traveled through time? Hehe...

I think I can watch it if I like. Don't criticize the work if you don't like it. It's not easy for the author. Besides, there's no need to read it if it's all the same. The other rebirths are all about revenge on the scumbag cousin or the scumbag bestie. This one is about reforming evil. The content is very exciting and the more you read it, the better it gets.

I have read more than a hundred chapters, and it is quite good. I don't think about it anymore when I see other people's bad reviews. Others' opinions may not necessarily match yours. Fortunately, I didn't read any book reviews this time.

The male protagonist is really not a scumbag. Both the male and female protagonists made mistakes in their first lives, just like when a boy and a girl fall in love, everyone is unwilling to bow their heads and admit defeat, resulting in many misunderstandings. If there are too many misunderstandings, it will become so rotten that it can no longer be picked out in the pot. The male protagonist is a virgin! The male protagonist is a virgin! The male protagonist is a virgin! Say important things three times! At the end of his life, the male protagonist gave up the temptation of living ten more years and exchanged these ten years for the next life, hoping to start over with the female protagonist. There are no ups and downs of the plot in the whole book, nor are there any dangerous conspiracies. Some are just stories of life, and great enlightenment after thousands of sails. Two people who clearly love each other have tortured each other for decades because of their anger. How sad. This book is very positive, the setting is very clean, the heroine has a warm natal family, and parents-in-law who understand justice. There are also very few bad romances between male and female protagonists. This really goes into my heart. I am really tired of reading books with endless bad romances. Already voted, looking forward to more great works from the author!

A person's life is always spent in loss and gain, and once the lost thing slips from the hand, it can no longer be held, leaving only a pair of open hands that can only catch the air. Gu Qingwei spent more than fifty years in his previous life in loss and regret. Before the age of sixteen, Gu Qingwei was a rose growing freely; after the age of sixteen, after marrying into the Duke's palace, she transformed from a delicate rose into a graceful peony. It seems to be getting better, but in fact it is like a person knowing whether the water is cold or warm. Over the past forty years, Gu Qingwei has become disappointed and cold due to repeated losses. The "little princess" who was once loved by thousands of people will eventually lose her innocence after going through ups and downs. From a proud little girl to a dignified lady, Gu Qingwei armed herself into a "warrior" through these losses. Fortunately, she was favored by God and could regain her youth. This time, she could finally take off her armor and act coquettishly at the knees of her elders. This time, she would also find everything she had lost and hold it tightly in her hands, whether it was a failed marriage or things that made her regret... She would hold on to it bit by bit so that everything could be perfect. She is such a woman who has gone through ups and downs but still retains a trace of innocence. She treats others with the greatest kindness. To those who care, she is like a wise man who inadvertently gives some advice. These small actions are like the nectar sprinkled by the Bodhisattva, allowing others to change their lives. The past experience brought pain to Gu Qingwei, but it also made this bright rose dignified. This time, she does not need to force herself to disguise herself again, because everything will be lost and recovered, and she will also write a happier story!

It's so mean to marry that person after being reborn. I've never seen a man before. How about rebirth?

This story tells us that if you are handsome enough, even if you cheat a thousand times, there will always be a silly girl who is finally reborn. If you treat her a little better, she will follow you wholeheartedly.

After reading the first few chapters, I thought the male protagonist was a scumbag and unclean [actually a 1v1 double sex]. Later, I realized that it was just the pride and distrust between the male and female protagonists that caused that situation. Maybe I'm a girl, so I feel that the unfortunate male protagonist of this marriage is responsible for 75% of the responsibility. He obviously doesn't like those beauties, confidants, concubines, etc., But he still takes it all in (even though he has never touched them), but the female protagonist in the previous life doesn't know! In addition, he was nice to the heroine but didn't tell her clearly. The heroine didn't trust the hero enough, so she became a bitter couple for the rest of her life. Before his death, the male protagonist finally realized that it was not worth missing out on his life with the female protagonist because of his anger, so he begged the Taoist Priest to be reborn. Then. . . Dog food is coming! The male protagonist begins his long and shameless pursuit of the female protagonist~~~~~ All in all, it was a pleasure to watch, no abuse, no misunderstandings, and a very capable wife! !