The Villain Seeks Redemption, and the Heroine Regrets Everything

There will definitely be bugs in this kind of distorted memory, but the author probably came up with this idea suddenly and wrote this story. Among the several stories, I still prefer Ning Yun (compared to Su Xueru's story, the story about Ning Yao and General Zhao is much thinner, so thin that I can't remember their names). Several of the stories in it are okay when viewed individually (except Su Xueru's one which always feels like a dog-licking autobiography). Of course, it was also because I listened to the audio version that the plot at the beginning was more profound. I guess many people will watch it later because of the audio version.

Not bad, it's very interesting. Let me be the first to comment. Although this book is very bad in some places, it's generally okay. I seriously doubt that you are a newbie. Forget it, I wish you good luck!

This is a very good book, especially the live-action version. The commentary is really good. The soundtrack and dubbing are both very good.

It's okay. Except for Su Xueru's story, which is a bit too much, the other stories are pretty good. I like Ning Yun, Long Ying, and Quan Ning quite a lot. The real person's narration is very touching and impressive.

I'll give you five stars. At least it's much better than other movies of the same type. It's unlikely that the male protagonist will still die in the finale [Shocked]

It's okay, it just feels like something is missing.

It's not bad, it doesn't drag on, although there are many pitfalls here and there, thousands of chapters could be written in other novels.

I have listened to dozens of chapters, and I have read several similar novels. Although I don't think there is anything special about it in comparison, I think it is good if it can make people cry.

It's a very good book. It makes people want to read it completely.

It's wonderful. I didn't find any obvious mistakes or omissions throughout the whole process. It's very well written.