A Safe Life Through Time Travel

To be honest, if the heroine ended up with the hero, it would be really disgusting. I'm sorry for the original heroine. Although the hero didn't kill the original heroine himself, there is actually no difference. If the heroine ends up living happily with the hero, bah, is it worthy of the original heroine? Lovers should sacrifice their lives. In exchange for your arrival and occupying her body, it is the same as killing yourself and living a happy life. Don't talk about readers criticizing. As a senior bookworm, I rarely criticize books. I know it's not easy for the author to write, but it's a magical three-dimensional view like this. I just couldn't help it. The author please be careful, otherwise I think you will be sprayed even worse. It doesn't matter if you don't need a male protagonist. Just write three buns and a female protagonist. If you insist on a male protagonist, I suggest you change someone else.

What is the mentality of this heroine? Are you afraid that you will have no excuse to be with the male protagonist in the future, so now you are pretending to be stupid to cultivate a relationship. In the future, you can say that your child has feelings and dependence on the male protagonist, so they need to be together? The male protagonist is a rapist! The original person died in vain because of the male protagonist! Take the original body and children to fall in love with the male protagonist! ? The original body is so pitiful, the master cannot control her own body after she dies. She even refuses to recognize the master who raised her and loved her as a daughter. She actually gave the male protagonist who killed her a chance. Why does she need a man when she is so powerful? She pretends to be stupid and dumbfounded and allows the male protagonist to take care of your children, live in your house, and sleep in your bed. . Oh my god. What behavior? Does the heroine have no sense of boundaries?

After all, I wasted my time reading half of it, so I abandoned the article because I was curious about the ending. I came back to read the title. I read the confession chapter today. Hahaha, the male protagonist is arrogant and selfish, and the female protagonist has no principles. It's too casual. She feels sorry for a rapist for no reason. She has feelings for a strange man for no reason. It's too casual. You don't need to read it to know that they will end up together. The heroine is rare for this man. Refusing now is just a refusal according to the plot. I feel sick. I have a wish in my heart. I hope I hope the heroine won't use the body of the original owner to be with the hero. It's really disgusting. After all, the original heroine died because she was kidnapped by the hero, raped, pregnant, and jumped away. The original owner didn't want to do it, so she would rather die than surrender. The heroine is an alien ghost occupying someone else's body. The body cannot replace someone who loves what she loves or hates what she hates. Among millions of people, you want this man who forced the original owner. It is too wronged and too strict to care about the original owner's body. I hope the heroine can be a human being and not be so mean and don't insult the original owner's body. The original owner is pitiful enough.

Natural disasters and man-made disasters are something no one can predict. An Yi traveled from modern times to ancient times because of an unexpected earthquake. There is still a small bun in her belly. Thinking that An Yi was just a young girl in modern times and suddenly turned into a woman, An Yi felt a little sad.

Nice. But I don't like the heroine's daughter Guoguo. I find it a bit annoying. She felt like she was always crying and threatening her mother. Very ignorant. Comparing her two brothers, she is too annoying. Maybe it's because I don't like naughty kids.

The female protagonist clearly wants to be with the male protagonist, and she pretends to be pretentious while trying to excuse the male protagonist, saying she is not a rapist, even though she is clearly what she did! Can you deceive yourself and others by just leaving things to your subordinates? The two scumbag men and bitches are a perfect match, and the heroine is even more disgusting. She pretends to be a bitch and pretends that she doesn't want it, while saying in her heart that she is tempted, and making excuses with her mouth, saying that if she wants someone, she can go with her, so why are you pretending? It's a pity that the original owner, pity the original owner, his body and children were given to the person who killed him and insulted him.

Don't want a male lead! It's selfish and scoundrel. The heroine has no choice from beginning to end. It's annoying to watch. It's okay if there's no male protagonist in front of her. Once the male protagonist shows up and invades the room, it's annoying to watch. Even Guo Guo is unlikable.

You keep saying you want to live a comfortable life, but you buy a lot of slaves, grow food, and sell it in large quantities to attract the jealousy of others. Is this what it means to live in seclusion? Comfortable? I can't understand the author's thinking.

I really hate the male protagonist! The heroine is so unjust. She was born an orphan and finally grew up in Taoism. She met the hero because of bad luck. She was forced to sleep with her. No matter what the reason was, it is unforgivable. To put it bluntly, the hero is a slave to the strong and bullies the weak. Because the hero is a prince and the heroine is an orphan, she sleeps when she wants to. Because she knows she is pregnant, she confines her to others, just because the heroine is an orphan and easy to bully! He was forced to quit his career, but luckily he didn't die. Then the garbage master said that a child was born, and the male protagonist went around looking for the child. In the past, he bullied others when they were weak, and even the male protagonist's bodyguards said that the female protagonist was unworthy! Being raped but still despising him as unworthy? ! Now that someone is so powerful, he has the nerve to cling on to her, and I don't know why he still treats me like a dish. Some of the behaviors also affected the relationship between the heroine and her daughter. It was disgusting to see him. He kept interrupting her good life. The whole process of the male protagonist being jealous and complaining was even more ridiculous. I didn't know why he was there. I really hope I don't want to be a male protagonist! The heroine is very powerful and doesn't need a hero. She has children, a paradise, and so many partners. The ending can make the heroine become an immortal, take a few children back to the world of cultivation, practice with the children, become immortal, occasionally return to the sacred mountain to see friends, and occasionally bring the children back to live in the sacred mountain. What a wonderful ending. It would be too cliché if she and the male protagonist were paired. There is no need for a male protagonist.

The rapist is the male protagonist, why is it so disgusting to think about it?