I Never Thought That Qingmei and My Wife Were Both Reborn

In fact, I have always liked books like Rebirth➕Two Heroines, because the first one I read was the one I Really Don't Want to Be Reborn (Chen Hansheng). After reading this book, maybe because of my own experience and personality, I still like Xia Chu but not Chen Miaoke, but the two heroines portrayed by the author are very vivid and three-dimensional, the kind of girls you can meet in real life, which made me like this book even more. I hope the author will not give up on this book. I hope the author can finish it and let me see Xia Churan's final ending [crying]

Who is the heroine talking about? I hope it's Chen Miaoke. If I talk about Xia, it would be too unfair to her [crying]. It was obviously Xia who gave up on her own. If Xia is the heroine in the rebirth, then I will directly pay five-star installments [crying] After reading the latest chapter, I can only give a bad review. It's so unfair to Chen. Why can it be so easy for Xia to give up on the male protagonist in his previous life? When will I give it five stars when I see Chen?

After reading Chapter 60, I still feel that I want the male protagonist to be with Chen Miaoke. Chen Miaoke is much better than the female protagonist. There are too many, too many, not referring to family, but relationships. The boy and it is also written in the book that if the male protagonist does not like the atmosphere of the entertainment industry, then will the female protagonist still have to follow the same old path when choosing a music school? Anyway, now I feel that the male protagonist and Chen Miaoke are better than the male protagonist and Xia Churan, and I feel that it is unfair for Chen Miaoke to be reborn. After chasing and accompanying her for so many years, they are getting married, and their relationship is so deep. After returning, I found that the male protagonist and Xia Churan were together. I personally can't accept it. Alas😮‍💨, maybe I prefer people like Chen Miaoke who are very firm in their feelings, so I'll leave it alone for now and come back after Chen Miaoke comes out. But I still give it a 5-star review. It's not easy for the author to write a book. Damn it, the more I watch it, the more I want the male protagonist and Chen Miaoke to be together

The two female protagonists are quite good. One is the regret of childhood sweethearts, and the other is the reconnection with his wife. There are so many regrets in life, but I can only get spiritual comfort from the novel.

Judging from the current trend, there is a high probability that it will be a single female protagonist. If Chen Miaoke is not reborn, then she will just be an NPC. But Chen Miaoke was heavily foreshadowed in the front. I wonder if Chen Miaoke will appear later. I can't understand it. I saw the latest chapter, Chapter 56. I still plan to say goodbye. Xia Churan's character, really, I personally don't like this character very much. She is arrogant and refuses to admit that she likes the male protagonist, which causes the male protagonist to have an indescribable sense of inferiority. In fact, when I saw the female protagonist forcing the male protagonist to give up Shenzhen University, I didn't want to watch it. In the end, the male protagonist also compromised, which shows that she just likes the female protagonist and has always liked her. So I feel a little unworthy of Chen Miaoke. I think Chen Miaoke's love for the male protagonist is deeper than Xia Churan's. I think she concealed her life experience so that the male protagonist would not feel too much pressure (after all, an ordinary person would feel pressure to fall in love with a rich girl with a fortune of hundreds of millions). If Chen Miaoke comes out later, kick me, that's it. Overall, this book is readable and has a good subject matter.

Chen Miaoke is very good, too good to be described. The author hopes that we can take on the role of the protagonist. If I were the protagonist, I would choose Xia, but I really think that Chen loves the male protagonist more than Xia, but that doesn't mean that Xia doesn't love the male protagonist. Although this is a novel, in real terms, it still has to be a well-matched one, not to mention that the male protagonist doesn't love Xia either. Do you have feelings? Chen is really good. Being with her would feel like blasphemy to her. The pressure is really great. Although Xia has character flaws, she is a good match for the male protagonist. But this is a novel after all. In reality, Xia is more suitable than Chen.

It's okay, it's a book that attracted me. If I were to rate it, I would probably only give it 4⭐️ What should I say about Xia's arrogant character? It's mainly more arrogant. How should I put it? Her character may not have changed much after her failure in the previous life. I attribute He Lin's failure to Chen. I can only say that her subsequent series of events did not prove that she has changed anything personally. In the end, she just learned a lesson instead of learning anything to win the "victory" in this life. I think many readers may not like it... Many people like Chen's character mainly because she has not always been bound to Lin. As his wife in the previous life, she has always respected Lin's choices. Her perseverance in love and lively personality are quite lovable. As a latecomer, Chen still knows how to use her brain in this life and does not want what happened in her previous life to happen in this life. Compared to Xia, I think she is the best to Lin. I have to add something else here: I think it would be better to put the explanation basket at the back. If I explain one sentence in the middle of the article and explain one sentence at the front, it will easily seem like the word count is low because it will not flow smoothly. It is better to use the explanation basket to explain to everyone after writing the end. Some things, such as lyrics, should not appear in the first paragraph (the main thing is to make readers flow smoothly. You have three or four pages of lyrics, but some impatient readers may take a look at them. Aren't you just deceiving people? In fact, just writing about two pages of lyrics is enough. Let's pick out the key points.)

First of all, I think ordinary, daily, youth romantic novels like this should not have two female protagonists. If it were in ancient times, I think it would be okay. After all, ancient times were polygamous, but now it is an ordinary campus romance novel (I think it should be monogamous in reality), so I think dual female protagonists are not very good. , The second is that after Qingmei was reborn, she changed her destiny with regrets, and Tiansheng was also reborn and came to compete for the male lead. I think Qingmei should succeed, because whether it is the harem or Tiansheng wins, it is unfair to Qingmei, and Qingmei has worked hard before to change the outcome of the world. I hope Qingmei wins. If the harem tells me the reasons, if the reasons cannot convince me, I will lower my evaluation.

. The last time I read the author's book was the last time. Your books are very emotionally written, and the three books I have read all have good beginnings. . . . . There's nothing much to say and many people complain about it, but later on, let's go with the author who writes very good emotional scenes. The male protagonist of this book starts to have a dream, so the other female protagonist is probably reborn. After all, I've only seen two female protagonists in what you wrote.

I think the writing is quite good. Why can't I rank it? A very good work. You need to calm down and watch it patiently. Highly recommended.

Personally, I feel pretty good, and I haven't had any vomiting points yet.

I just felt that Xia's character was very twisted, which made it a bit uncomfortable to watch. Also, there were a lot of daily interactions with other characters, and the pace was a bit too slow. Finally, at the beginning, I felt that Chen couldn't lose, but at the end, I felt like how she could win without being with her for eight years in her previous life. I just don't know how the author dealt with it. Apart from these, I feel that the author's writing style is quite good. It feels very comfortable and smooth when I read it, so keep going.

First of all, as far as I am concerned, this book is above average, with a rich plot and acceptable characters and emotions. And I personally think that the ending should still be that Chen Miaoke and Lin Yizhe are together instead of Xia Churan. (The reason is that in terms of emotional investment, although Chen Miaoke married in a "cheating" way at the beginning, it was still out of the male protagonist's self-esteem. Although Xia Churan kept saying that she loved Lin Yizhe, she chose a career in terms of career and love. Of course, this is not wrong. But personally, her subsequent obstruction and checking the details of the other party were wrong, so in my opinion she has lost. The above are my reasons) I have seen it before, but I just discovered today that there are no ratings or comments [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] and just like other readers, Xia Churan forced the male protagonist to achieve his goals. Personally disgusted! [Angry][angry][angry]

It looks good, but the progress is too slow. Xia Churan was still testing after being reborn for so long, and Chen Miaoke was already familiar with it on the first day they met. The author should speed up the progress a lot [crying] [crying] [crying] It feels like there are fewer people, and the rating is much lower. The main reason is that Xia Churan failed in the previous part. There is no progress in so many chapters of rebirth. The author wrote Xia Churan's character too arrogantly. First of all, she was reborn, not 17 years old now. She was in the entertainment industry in her previous life. How could she be so simple-minded? And we also know the male protagonist's intentions. We don't say that he will change the next day. He should change faster after being reborn. In his previous life, Xia Churan was overconfident, which gave Chen Miaoke an opportunity. It's strange that he is still so confident in this life. He hasn't changed at all. If he is after the college entrance examination, It would have been nice if Xia Churan had revealed her feelings. It would have been better if Chen Miaoke intervened after some accidents. It was a bit forced to bring the two female protagonists to the same starting line. Moreover, Chen Miaoke came from behind to start the race early, and the male protagonist did not have the passion that young people should have. It was too reserved. , He knows his own mind. I also felt Xia Churan's thoughts, but I didn't dare to say anything. Both parents also agreed. One was born again, and the other was a vigorous young man. Will he be so dull after the college entrance examination? That's it for now, author, come on. Five stars come on

The writing is quite good, why is the rating so low [crying] Come on! ! ! [Lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen][lick the screen]

It's still very nice. The two volumes have ended. I'm looking forward to the tit-for-tat confrontation between the two heroines in the third volume, as well as the college journey of the three of them. This volume will most likely be longer. Then one of my hopes is not to have just a few chapters with the three of them together like in the previous book, because even if the three of them are together, they have to experience not only their own pressure, but also pressure from society and family. However, these pressures can also be solved through career, but their own pressure must also be written well! I hope the author can coordinate these, but this should not be the content of the third volume. It will take at least two volumes to write [Eat Melon]

The difference between 2 stars and 5 stars is 3 and a half stars. If the coin is heads up, half will be added⭐ After reading more than 100 chapters, I pulled up the table of contents to see the latest confirmation that it is a harem. In the early stage, Xia's character creation was biased toward a little fairy, and the description of the relationship between Chen and the Lord in the previous life was short but precise. It was really difficult to resist, and it felt too unfair to Chen. To a certain extent, the author is pretty good at character creation, come on

The writing is delicate, with a lot of daily life, and the setting of the rebirth of the two heroines is very interesting. It is a good book. It is fresh and refined compared to Tomato's various articles that cater to readers' tastes, but you have to be prepared to be scolded.

The author should be more open about the harem. I really don't want him to lose any of them. I feel that these two characters are well created. Don't let it be unfinished.

It's okay to talk about emotions, but I don't quite understand the combination of rebirth and suspense. I read rebirth texts just for fun. You have to let me use my brain. If it sounds good, it's called creativity. In other words, it's the author's own entertainment. But except for the suspense part mentioned by the author, everything else is still okay. Keep up the good work.

I haven't finished it but I like the story The first one contains a happy ending (I've been watching too many tragic movies recently, just to refresh my mood) The love story between the second female protagonist and the male protagonist on campus is what I recall. My first love at work was school love, and it was the only love that made me lose my heart. At that time, I wanted to give my life to her. Even though I am married now, I still think of her from time to time. The only thing about the third one that makes me feel a little embarrassed is the third heroine. It would be more perfect if there was no third heroine. All in all, I think this book is pretty good and worthy of praise. Of course, it's just me who thinks it looks good. Everyone's opinion is different [laughing]

The subject matter is very good, and the author's writing style is also good, but it may be a bit "niche". I only read the first volume and briefly scanned the second volume. I feel that there are too many pitfalls and Xia's character has many shortcomings. After reading some of the author's comments, I understand a little bit about the intention of writing this way. But there is one thing I want to know: What does Xia think of Lin Yuxi's entrepreneurship? When I read the end of the first volume, I felt that Xia wanted Lin to return to his hometown and open a shop to spend their lives together (I read a little too fast, so I may have misunderstood something. If the entrepreneurial part is only briefly mentioned, then forget it)

This book is quite nice, and there is nothing poisonous about it. However, the only shortcoming may be that the author's writing skills are somewhat lacking, and some of what he wanted to express was not successfully expressed through words. After reading so many comments, most people think that this character is not well portrayed. On the contrary, I think Chu Ran is the most successful character created and also my favorite character. When reading on Tomato, it is indeed a luxury to have a brain, but there is no doubt that proper thinking will improve the reading experience. We all observe the novel from God's perspective and do not put ourselves into the content. Perhaps many of the behaviors of the characters in the book are difficult to understand. The point of conflict among everyone is that Churan did not confess to the male protagonist immediately after his rebirth. This is indeed what we like to see, but how did Churan treat the male protagonist in high school? Will the male protagonist take it seriously and accept it when he suddenly confesses after being reborn? I will also write it down later. Considering the character of the male protagonist, he was not the kind of proactive person. How did Churan know that he also liked her at that time? So she combined Chen Miaoke's experience of being with the male protagonist in his previous life. The male protagonist here told Churan before rebirth that he accepted because of Chen Miaoke's company. So there is no problem in Chu Ran wanting to wait until they heat up before making further strategies. The relationship between childhood sweethearts is also a key point. When childhood sweethearts have been together for a long time, the novelty will be minimal. The most important thing in the beginning of a relationship is often the novelty. How many people clarify their situation before the relationship begins, let alone the childhood. An object of long-term companionship like plum and bamboo horse? How many people can make subjective judgments when love and dependence are linked? Therefore, the character of Churan is undoubtedly the most three-dimensional. Of course, she is not perfect, but what is the point of having so many perfect people in a story? The writing is weak. If you want to read a fast-paced love story or a stallion, this book is really not suitable. After all, it is not the rebirth of the male protagonist. However, for readers who enjoy the process and are willing to savor the story of this book, they can still get a good experience. In addition, there is no need for the author to make so many annotations and explanations. It's quite uncomfortable to watch [smile][snicker]

The subject matter is still good, but the amount of love in the story is too unbalanced. The first female protagonist (Xia) could be tortured more, the attributes of the male protagonist could be strengthened, and the male protagonist could be better worthy of the second female protagonist (Chen). Chen could also give Chen a plot of chasing and doting on his wife.

How can I put it this way? This is indeed one of the better books of the same genre that I have read. The two heroines are very distinct in their portrayal. Everyone can see the shortcomings. Xia is too arrogant. There is nothing that can be done about it. If the plot is not written in this way, she will be killed directly. The ending will be a mess. After reading so many chapters, you can see the author's intentions, and the author also tried his best to give each character a good ending. Come on come on.

I admit that I didn't feel angry when I first saw such a pure and arrogant heroine who was still reborn and a little bit mature, but the ups and downs in this article with be, and the slow-burn plot of changing and growing up with the protagonist in the book also have a flavor. Being used to a fast pace, it is also interesting to relive the awkward, childish and timid feeling of youth.

From my personal point of view, this novel is still good in my opinion. Maybe it's because Xia's character was not written well in the beginning, which discouraged some readers. Overall, it's good. I still like Chen Duo more. Then come on, author, I hope your rating will get higher and higher.

Author, your writing style is very good. Can you please read a book with a single female protagonist in the end? [Pause face] I feel so sorry for Miaoke. She is really a role model for a wife I want. Please read a book about [Miaoke]. Miaoke Others are simply not worthy of being in the male-headed family. Others just like the male-headed man. To truly get married and build a family, you need deep love, affection, smart minds, cooperation, and responsibility. This is a very profound thing on the family level. I know that only those who have established a family can understand what I want to express. Miao is the only worthy man. People protect the people they have for their whole lives, while others simply like them, which is completely different from starting a family. Moreover, in reality, a rational and mature man, after getting married, will have to say goodbye to the people he used to have, and will not contact them at all. Those people are just a fragment of life, and they have been cut off for a long time. No contact, at most, in terms of cooperation in the future. Miaoke is so pitiful

Shocked me for 100 years. When I read your second book. It was Xia Churan who followed. The hero goes to a comic convention. Then I met Bai Yifan. Someone in the comments section said that this is the male protagonist from the previous book. Then out of curiosity, I took a look. Then I realized I had read the previous book, holy shit. It really shocked me. When I read books, I just find them randomly. It seems that I quite like the author's style of writing this novel.

@ Conducting of feathers. The author actually felt that this writing style was very familiar to me at first. When Nadang Bai Yifan appeared, I realized that the author of the book I read before was the same author. I like both of your novels very much, but I would like to ask if you have written similar novels with two reborn heroines before. But then the novel disappeared? I remember that the novel and Bai Yifan's were written by the same author, so I wanted to ask?