In her previous life, Ji Yunwan saved a golden benefactor without realizing it. She treated him like a servant and ordered him around, then spent the rest of her days walking on eggshells, terrified he would come after her for payback.
Reborn, the very first thing Ji Yunwan did when she met her benefactor was bring him home and treat him like an honored guest. Smiling ingratiatingly, she told him, “You’ll have to repay me someday, you know.”
When they met again, the benefactor actually pretended to have forgotten that she saved his life, showing no intention of repaying her at all.
Ji Yunwan: Hah, men. There are plenty of golden benefactors out there. I’ll find another one.
Qi Cheng: ...Absolutely not!
This is the only book I've read so far that doesn't write about my loved ones in a very bad way! Like it very much! There are no bad grandmothers and no bad cousins!
Not bad. Life is plain, and occasional episodes are normal. I have always believed that there should be more good people in the world. . .
The full text has a focused narrative, simple and smooth language, and simple and clear character settings. The heroine helps her relatives and friends avoid many disasters by relying on her past life memories. Good things come hard, but the hero and heroine finally get married.
It's very cozy and not too crowded. The Crown Prince is quite good at flirting with his golden patron, but he loses his memory again and again, a bit... After he realizes that he likes the heroine, he goes ahead and tries his best to protect her, and lives his life in an ordinary but not so ordinary way.
The plot of the story is very good, there is no discord in the big family, there are no misunderstandings in the relationship, it is very ordinary but there is sweetness everywhere.
I think it's okay. The heroine is not too much, but there is an amnesia joke in the middle. But don't worry, it's not abusive. It's explained clearly in just a few chapters. I feel that the author's writing progress is just right, not too fast and not too verbose. I can't say that the post is good, but the book can still be read.
It's a very heart-warming article, not so much life-or-death struggle, it's plain and yet filled with happiness.
It's good-looking, not tiring to watch, and not sad at all. There are no obvious omissions or typos. Although it is not long, the plot is relatively complete and the main characters are described clearly.
It's pretty good, but I don't know what happens next. I haven't finished reading it yet. After reading it, the ending is perfect and the writing is very fresh.
This book is well written and worth recommending! Five-star praise!