Oh No! I Woke Up as the Villain's Evil Wife Who Dies Young

My personal taste is that this book is very interesting, and some of the content in it is really exciting and will make you want to follow it. However, it is a pity that the male protagonist and the older one are not combined into one. I feel that it is not fair to Xiao Huo at all. After all, this life is his own life, not Da Huo's. Su Yin, whose love for the male protagonist started with Xiao Huo, will definitely be missed to some extent. After all, the things and emotions she experienced together with Xiao Huo are not with Da Huo, so I feel that this is the biggest regret in this book.

The whole book is beautiful. It was just that the male protagonist and the original heroine were so angry at first. Even if it was because of the original heroine's family background, it was still annoying to watch. Fortunately, the male protagonist didn't like the original female protagonist. I really like the subsequent plot development. I'm just a little sorry that Xiao Huo didn't come back. Although the reborn Dahuo is also good. Is there really no extra story about Xiao Huo [crying]

Whether it is the former male protagonist or the latter, the feeling in the front is that the long flow is particularly warm and sweet. The reborn male protagonist in the latter is also attracted to the female protagonist. If their memories are all merged, they will be one person. I feel so pitiful about the one in front.

Young Huo Sinian is my Bai Yueguang in this book. His failure to say goodbye to the heroine is my biggest regret in reading the book. Although the final male protagonist is good and the ten years of companionship can be accepted by the female protagonist, I just want the female protagonist to meet the young Huo Sinian again, the person she loved back then. For him, she can leave her hometown. Their love is really beautiful and enviable. (Although they are both Huo Sinian, it is difficult to see them together. They are different. Wow, is this the unsatisfaction in life? Good knife. But both pairs are very annoying. Although I feel a little bitter, there is no way. The two are in love, and I wish them the best. [Love])

It's quite good to watch, but I'm a bit confused about the young male protagonist. I feel like he later robbed the original male protagonist of his happy life with the female protagonist.

Very interesting article. The heroine wears a book and makes a three-year agreement with the hero. In the end, instead of replacing him, he recruited a loyal dog villain. This villain is a little different. He does all the housework, is considerate, and dotes on the heroine. He can be called a good husband with twenty-four filial piety o(≧v≦)o. Comparing the original male and female protagonists is not that interesting. The original female protagonist Bai Lian was completely egoistic, but she was confused with the male protagonists. She thought that all the males would revolve around her. Although the original male protagonist is a retired soldier, he has a strong sense of responsibility and filial piety. But at heart he is a traditional man, and he is very chauvinistic. Sometimes I feel like he has an IQ (｀Δ´)! It's touching that as a soldier, he has no basic self-defense ability, but he can be tricked by a woman. Later, the male protagonist suddenly disappeared in an accident, causing the male protagonist from the previous life to come back. This was something I didn't expect and was quite unexpected.

Although it is a bit regretful, thinking about this ending is more healing? ! She cured two people, and Sinian was saved early. Although they did not grow old together, they received all the love from Yinyin. Brother Huo took advantage of others' danger, but he loved Yinyin with all his heart. He went through a lifetime of thorns and accompanied Yinyin Ozawa with love for more than ten years. He is not a third party, and his love is also a kind of silent salvation for Yinyin. However, Yinyin's love for him is more or less compromised, so in fact, there is more pity for him. There is no way to have the best of both worlds, but it is also the best redemption.

Although it is short, it is very beautiful. Both the male and female protagonists have castles, and they are evenly matched, which is very good. The only drawback is that there are too few! ! ! ! !

I almost want to cry, [I almost cry] [I almost cry] for Huo Sinian who stays in the desert forever. How lonely he is. The hard-won happiness was achieved without even seeing the child, and it was just to save a hot chick who ran away unreasonably. Although Huo Sinian in his previous life was also very pitiful, he stole his love and happiness [almost crying] [almost crying]

It's actually good to watch, but it's a bit regretful. At the beginning, the heroine traveled through time and slowly fell in love with the hero, but died unexpectedly in the sand dunes. Then the hero in the previous life was reborn, and slowly got along with the heroine and fell in love. Later, he deceived the heroine and his memories before he was reborn were restored. At the end, he was discovered by the heroine and forgiven. After all, they had been together for more than ten years, but the previous hero was so pitiful. He just confirmed the relationship with the heroine and had a child, and died within two chapters. It was so tragic. It's a bit hard to reconcile. They all had the same miserable childhood. I feel it's unfair to the male protagonists in both lives. The male protagonist in the first life was always a substitute, but the male protagonist in the second life disappeared as soon as he started to be happy.