The Sickly Big Shot’s Overprotective Love

Now that the heroine is reborn, can't she be liked by someone else? Why do you still like the male protagonist? Why do you have to hang yourself from a tree? She's good-looking, but it's not like no one likes her

Eating guide for this book: It is not a fast-paced novel, and the plot is relatively tame. In the early stage, he was slightly abused, but in the later stage, he was pampered. If you like it, please give it a five-star rating. If you don't like it, just drop it. Fair comments are acceptable. Those who come here specifically to scold people should not show up. Thank you for your cooperation. It is not easy for the author. Please understand.

The female protagonist is reborn, and she's still with a silly sweet girl in the male protagonist's body. According to a normal novel, shouldn't the heroine be reborn and become domineering? Why is this different? And the specific content is completely inconsistent with the introduction.

I found the heroine a bit annoying.

I don't like the heroine to keep a distance from others. I don't trust those who treat her well, as if those people have hurt her. Especially the conversation with Ye Zheyan. I am inexplicably unhappy with the way the heroine plots against him. Although it seems that the heroine is trying to create a character that only has feelings for the hero, I hope that the heroine's character can be improved in the future. (I won't say much about the specific suggestions for the heroine. If you don't like it, don't criticize. Thank you all.)

I can only say that she's not my type. I think the heroine is too weak. It's better not to be reborn and be the same as before.

The heroine is annoying and predictable, and she still sends herself to be bullied. If she didn't like you in her previous life, she still can't let it go. It's better not to be reborn. After being reborn, she hurts people who are good to her again and again. She is really convinced. Ye Zheyan is right. He just wants to be nice to her. Moreover, he doesn't know her very well, so he asks people to help him do this and that, and he ruins the relationship between his brothers. The heroine is so rubbish that I want to strangle her to death.

This novel really made me furious. It's obviously a story about rebirth, so why did you make the heroine so stupid? This description is basically what happened before the heroine was reborn!!! After being reborn, shouldn't women be strong and humane? Can't the heroine have a career or something because of her abilities? She insists on getting close to the male protagonist and gets herself covered in bruises. Are you sure there is something wrong with this female protagonist? And received such a good education. After being reborn, he should stay away from the male protagonist, instead of pestering others like a pug and fantasizing that his brain will be wet. 

Overall, it looks good, but I still hope that Xia Nuanxin can be more cruel and not forgive Lu Xiuzhu easily, and let him suffer more, and that the road to recognizing his relatives should not be too bumpy.

After spending nearly a day reading the author's updated chapters, I felt that the heroine... Was a bit strange. She said it was good, but not very good, and even if it was bad, it wasn't that serious. Everyone in the plot is like, 'You don't need to know about me, but you have to tell me what I want to know from you. ' (A bit exaggerated, but almost the same) visual sense. The closeness is also a bit slow. Does the male protagonist need to be replaced? It feels like he rarely appears, unless there is a female protagonist next to him, or he is doing something related to the female protagonist, otherwise the male protagonist never appears. And the male protagonist is also... Um... What? ... A bit... Don't know what to say, just... Does he like the heroine? He probably does, right? But why is he so stubborn? Just follow your head and completely forget about your heart. As for the female protagonist, except for her somewhat strange personality, she is okay, but I think some book friends say that the female protagonist has a crush on the male protagonist, so they call her "her". However, I think it is understandable for the female protagonist to be like this. After all, it was the male protagonist who saved her and took her to the abyss. The heroine has been in love all her life, and she has only this one person in her eyes for the rest of her life. Her love is so deep that it has penetrated into her bones. How could she stop falling in love so quickly? It's okay to call her stupid! Stupid! Love can turn a smart person into a retarded person! (Personal opinion! Don't spray!)