At Worst, We Start Over

I finally saw a story where the female protagonist has a normal mind and doesn't forgive the male protagonist in the end. Olizi is not like the children of other female protagonists in novels. After learning that the male protagonist is her father, or seeing the resemblance of the male protagonist to her, she feels that the male protagonist is her father, and then starts all kinds of assistance to get them back together. The final ending is also very good, the heroine and the second hero are together.

I finally saw a normal woman, I didn't forgive, I was so touched😹

Not bad, not bad, the ending with the second male lead must be five stars😹😂

The heroine has a good outlook on life, and the ending is very good, without forgiveness. Ha ha ha ha

Just for the ending of this book, this reader will give the author a five-star rating👍

I didn't want to read this book at first, but I became interested after seeing a review saying that the heroine didn't want to get back together with the hero. It's not bad. I thought it was good, because I just regarded the second hero as the hero from the beginning😏😏

After thousands of sails, we must learn to be strong, learn to be patient, and learn to be calm. In good times, we have more thoughts, in adversity, we have more courage, in times of success, we have more indifference, and in times of hesitation, we have more faith. Come on!

I think this novel is quite good, but it's a pity that the male scumbag was too cheap. I have a lot of regrets.

They say a good horse never turns back, and that's quite right! If it's hurt, it's hurt, and nothing can be overcome by an apology. It's hard to make a broken mirror, and it's hard to recover when it's covered in water. You can't jump into a pit twice. I like this ending.

Five stars, at least the ending is satisfying. The female protagonist finally chose not to be the male protagonist. I skipped watching to see what happened after going abroad.