Awan

Oh my god! Do the heroines want to be the Virgin? They are so naive and worthless! Let go of your resentment. Is your rebirth meant to fall in love? Revenge! You did well in your previous life! What a regret! If you regret it after doing it, you're like a fool! She was betrayed by the maid and yet she was allowed to go back to her hometown. In her previous life, my mother was tricked and killed. After taking revenge, she still regretted herself! You are taking revenge! What else are you trying to avoid? Does the heroine ********* want to go further and further on the road to the Holy Virgin? (You're showing mercy, but you're scolding me)

The female protagonist Qi Wan and the male protagonist Zhao Yanyu are reborn. In their previous lives, they were the concubines of Ning Chaoyun, the second or third male lead. The male and female protagonists interact and appreciate each other. The male protagonist helps the female protagonist to avenge her, and they kind of use each other. The female protagonist does not live for revenge in this life, and neither is the male protagonist. The male protagonist's mother has traveled through time, so the male protagonist's personality is different from the previous life. The male and female protagonists met very early and were on guard against each other at first. The female protagonist learned medical skills from the male protagonist's mother. The two of them interacted more and more. Later, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist and stuck with her. In this life, more people like the female protagonist. The second male and the third male all like her, so they have a lot of scenes. I really like the author's part about the male and female protagonists, but there is not much meat in the later period. Maybe they are worried about harmony. There are more supporting characters in the later plot, which is a bit of a pity anyway, so much was dealt with in one stroke. In the end, the male protagonist no longer became an official, and he and the female protagonist were among the people, and they were rich anyway. The female protagonist gave birth to a son and a daughter, and they were very happy together. The supporting characters written in the extra chapter feel a bit miserable, and there are some things in the past life. Anyway, their endings are not very good. In the later stage, most of it was dealt with in one stroke. The ups and downs aren't huge, but overall it's pretty good. The key is that there is meat, but not much, and it tends to be bland later on. Recommended viewing.

I would like to ask everyone, after paying to read, do you still need to pay to re-read it a second time?

Mrs. Zhao traveled to the past in modern times, right?

The author should have some knowledge of Hanfu. Sometimes in the article, when introducing the characters' clothing, words such as narrow sleeves, 褙子, crossed collars, and double lapels will appear. However, I remember that later people wore double lapels, but since it is just a fiction, forget it. Someone in the comments said that the heroine, the Holy Mother, will not continue to take revenge after being reborn, so this should be a non-revenge story. This is the second non-revenge novel I have read. To me, it would be good if you can live a normal life after rebirth. Why bring the grudges of the past life to this life? But since you are reborn with the memories of the past life, we can know in advance what will happen next to protect the people around you who are good to you. However, this will also cause a butterfly effect. But after you are reborn, you should become more mature and know how to adapt to changes. Don't offend others and break through many difficulties to be with the male protagonist. As for revenge, if those people want to die again, then let them do it

The heroine is already twelve years old and has not yet met a bad aunt. How old was the concubine of her generation who got married?

Fortunately, I don't like palace fighting very much. Mrs. Zhao should have traveled through time. Will the heroine be with Mr. Zhao in the end?

I think the heroine did very well in her previous life. Those who treated her badly would have to take revenge. What's more, the heroine's father has hurt her so much. Is it possible that she needs the Virgin's forgiveness? And I don't think there is anything innocent about the Qi family. Innocent people will raise children like Qi Ru and Qi's father. Is she a callous person? And I think the last thing a female protagonist should have is feelings for a male protagonist. Then the male protagonist is a scumbag at first glance. If he really loves him, will he make his own woman a concubine and let his children be aborted? What nonsense is there to disappoint the female protagonist? She is obviously a woman who cannot protect herself.

In fact, many things can be avoided directly, but the author probably thinks that the readers are stupid, so the whole book does not show that the wisdom of the heroine who has been reborn has increased. Pretending to be calm is not wisdom, just like Yang Junru, who obviously could have killed her mother, but she made excuses and said that she could not, let the person who harmed her mother come again, and did not remind her to avoid it, so she just did useless things and told her mother in advance that she was going to die. I had a dream. I dreamed that General Yang's niece met her mother at the inn and became good friends. She poisoned her mother and killed herself by going to the woman who seduced her father and became her father. Even if the mother did not believe it, people who saw their daughter in the inn's dream would still be on guard. After all, if the heroine, a 12.3-Year-old girl, had such a dream, it would only make people think that it was some kind of omen. However, the heroine did nothing. She was really imbecile.

The extras written by the author are so good, I cried many times, I was so moved!