My Wife Has Died Again

I like this kind of novel with multiple worlds. It feels like I have read many novels in a short period of time. Because I have only watched part of it now, I really like the human society that the heroine goes through every time. But I still hope they can be together. Does the heroine die so miserably every time?

I like this novel very much, and I like the character of the heroine very much, but the death of the heroine in each life is really too tragic. I have read many fast-travel novels, and to be honest, this is the first time I have seen the death of the heroine in every life so tragic. Well, I hope that next time the author writes a time-travel novel, can he give the heroine a better ending? Of course, I still like this novel very much (^_^) ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶ з y∩__∩y (^0^)/

It looks good, Ye, Feng and Di Fanchen are the same person. Although I am not very satisfied that the three "Feng Ye" chased others for so long before and ignored Gu Momo, in the end, the lovers finally got married, and the comedy was good.

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It's good-looking, very good-looking, very good-looking, very good-looking. In fact, the male protagonist is a person, and he is very sweet. But since I don't read the novel word for word, I still can't understand it a little bit. But the plot is very good, um, seamless.

The writing is okay, but there are a few stories in the middle that are relatively childish. I hope the author will write more maturely next time. . . .

People who are new to the quick-travel series can read it. Although the details are not that good, I think it is still OK. Because I am new to this quick-travel series of novels, so I think this one is relatively OK.

It looks good, but I feel like I can't get enough of it if I wear it around.

I didn't quite understand it at first, but then the more I watched, the more exciting it became. The male protagonist was a mystery, and it was finally revealed, with a sweet ending! As for the three views, are the original male and female protagonists in the plot necessarily true, kind and beautiful? After reading so many articles about fast travel, it's good to get used to this!

It looks good, and each world is also very good. The only shortcoming is that although the reason is explained at the end, the final result of the fusion is not mentioned [Although the wind should be dominant, the night is the main body, and I actually like the heroine, so the imagination of the result is quite large. I hope the author can write a sequel]