After Rebirth, She Was Cannon Fodder and Left the Plot

Overall rating: 3.5 Stars (for favorite memes) Have you finished reading: Yes Whether to review: yes Author's brief comment: New author, follow up Character of the heroine: A reborn heroine who discovers that she is cannon fodder in a book. She is a simple and down-to-earth girl who is kind but not philanthropic and gentle but not cowardly. Male protagonist design: The reborn male protagonist, the eldest son of the crown prince, initially illiterate in writing, but highly skilled in martial arts, smart and eager to learn, well-versed in people, and good at business Supporting character design: mainly supporting characters surrounding the heroine and her family. The time-travelling girl and the eldest sister are surprisingly bad, the third sister is very cute, the supporting characters are not particularly plump, but they are not in the background. Plot line: After the heroine died in her previous life, she found out that she was cannon fodder in a time-travel novel. When she was reincarnated, she met the male protagonist who asked her to get married in the next life before she died. She was bought in advance by the same reborn partner. The two worked hand in hand and lived a happy life. The male protagonist eventually became a minister, and all his heirs became talented, and the family has been passed down for hundreds of years. Emotional line: There is interaction at the beginning. The male and female protagonists are in a locked state from the beginning. Although there is not much sweet description, there is a warmth of a young couple working together. Completeness: The ending is relatively complete Extra: A side trip through several lives from a female perspective Writing style: Plain and simple, the modern colloquial language of complaining and swearing is a bit out of the ordinary, but overall it's okay. Brief comment: I was mainly interested in the short stories written by new authors, so I read them. Overall, it's pretty good. Although the male and female protagonists are locked at the beginning, the interaction is very natural, just like a young couple going hand in hand. The only thing that deducted some points was that there was no need to suddenly say at the end that the male protagonist is actually the eldest son of the crown prince who was secretly replaced from the palace. All of a sudden, a farming imperial examination essay was brought to the level of palace intrigues, and the author did not plan to write more about this in the future, so deleting all this setting actually has no impact. However, the farming and struggle part is still quite heartwarming, and it is worth reading. You can also pay attention to the author's subsequent works.