I Earn Red Envelopes in Historical Texts

I don't really like the character setting. The heroine is eating and drinking from the hero. The man I married is said to others to be like a wolf. The heroine's friend is like a plastic best friend. When we met in the city, the heroine said that her grandpa died, broke off the engagement and got married again. The best friend only apologized and mentioned the sadness, and didn't ask about the marriage. As a result, when they first met, she said to the hero, "I heard that you are a lazy and greedy bastard." Is this heartless?

To be honest, the heroine's character is so pretentious and pretentious that it makes people feel like a mouthful of phlegm is stuck in their throat and cannot be spit out or swallowed. And in an environment like the 1970s, at least you have to grow up slowly. I feel that she is becoming more and more childish and pretentious, and the male protagonist really has nothing to say to the female protagonist except for talking about the female protagonist. It makes me sympathize with the male protagonist a little now. Of course, apart from the heroine's character, or a different character, I think this book is quite good and very interesting.

Hanyalan's cousin is really vicious. This kind of woman should be eliminated quickly. Living in this world is a waste of food. However, Hanyalan is no longer the Hanyalan before, and she will not be manipulated by others.

It is not Shuang Jie, the male protagonist is getting married for the second time; the female protagonist is pretentious and returns the tea, and the tea becomes more and more oily. She is selfish and has a bad mind (the two businessmen don't feel good). The Han family (parents) is the best. It is impossible to imagine an adult who has behaved rationally and has an affair. A cheating person would call a second-married husband "brother" (it's... A little disgusting😖)... This kind of thing usually happens to naive girls (loli) or groupies (unless you say it's for fun, then I have nothing to say), I really got goosebumps all over the place. It felt like she had become wiser from the moment she met the classmate who helped her. No matter how useless the elixir scum in the world of immortality was, it was still countless times better than her time, so she really didn't care. I treat a classmate to eat meat from a state-owned restaurant while being extremely stingy towards her husband. This comparison is really bad. Since we all know that we must memorize quotations before saying anything or doing anything, then why don't we know that meat is precious and return the favor of saving our lives first? Even if he didn't want to save her and didn't want to go back, he wouldn't have invited his classmates out of nowhere, right? Or is she the one who pays for it and is her husband taking advantage of her? At that time, she didn't even know how much money her husband earned, how many votes he had, and whether he had anything to eat, so she just squandered it at will? If she really couldn't accept the second marriage of the male protagonist, then she should have a sense of alienation and estrangement. She would not squander the money and bills left behind at will, or at least not treat him to a lavish meal. This feels like enjoying the treatment but not being willing to take responsibility (you know what I want to say). Later, when I pretended to be fainted and ended up in the hospital, I felt like my logic didn't make sense. How can you avoid having red spots on your skin after a concussion? Especially if I hit you head-on and knocked you unconscious with a concussion, would the head-on be okay? Even if there isn't one, there isn't one behind you either? Also, since I decided to stay in a coma for about 5 days, I must have already thought about how to face the Han family and how to punish them, but I didn't expect that Mrs. Li would be silenced by a moral kidnapping. If she hadn't looked at her husband and said no, I'm afraid the compensation would be gone. This is a poisonous point. He didn't cut the knot quickly with the Han family, but his personality suddenly became more coquettish from the time the original owner left. He became more and more oily and "hypocritical". There are more and more poisonous spots behind me. I don't want to type anymore, so let's leave it at that.

This heroine is really hard to describe, has no skills, does a lot of nonsense, is willful and pretentious, cries at every turn, and is naive.

I feel like the heroine is too pretentious, has too many things to do, and is too pretentious

It's not bad. In just sixteen chapters, two reborn people wearing books appeared. It's a bit much. I don't know if there will be more in the future.

I like the accidental entry of Shuang Jie, the male protagonist's second marriage, uncleanness, the psychological plot of the female protagonist feels a bit long-winded, other things are okay, the red envelope setting is relatively new, but the application is a bit too slow.

The content is a bit long-winded, and the heroine, a modern woman, feels like she doesn't know anything. There are many typos and sometimes the sentences are incomprehensible. When recalling what happened to me now, there are two words that cannot be separated from each other: myself. This group is not bad, but the content is a bit noisy. . .

The heroine's tea is full of tea. I also feel that the heroine is a bit selfish.