Everyday Banter with the Villain’s Wife

Hehe, I bet two packs of spicy strips that, given the author's personality, there's definitely going to be a "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" scenario, and Sang Zhutie will have to send him some [smirk][smirk][smirk] (But it's okay, I like it 😍, hehehe)

It's well-written. I was really angry halfway through, but thankfully Sang Zhu still had some brains and could understand human speech. After calming down, she investigated. Although Sang Wan is a simple-minded girl, she has a good personality. She's a bit silly but not stupid. The portrayal of the rat spirit is also good. Very good. The White Snake is bold, decisive, and daring.

It's good. There's no such thing as a smooth-sailing love. It's been three lifetimes of ups and downs, but it's all good for me. I categorize the first two lifetimes as growth and causes, and the third lifetime as the effect. Two lifetimes of cause, one lifetime of effect; the journey of love is hard to escape. I feel that everything happened just right, naturally. Three lifetimes is too long.

(Spoilers ahead) One is named Li Yang, a demon, and the other is named Sang Zhu, a human. Sangzhu has three incarnations. I really liked the first Sangzhu, but she died 😢. She died again in the second incarnation and was named Qingli, which was infuriating 🥺. The third incarnation was the perfect one ❤️. She died in the second incarnation, and the third incarnation started from 117.

Author, please, please don't let them have a tragic ending! @NanqiaoFebruary 😢😢😢 It had a terrible ending, I dropped it. Don't fall for it, everyone! The female lead is such a saint later on! 🤮🤮🤮

Great! This is exactly my type of show! Support the author! Keep it up! Author, you absolutely must write a super sweet ending! Definitely!!!

It's a bit heartbreaking. I really feel sorry for Li Yang. In her first life, she was a silly snake demon who couldn't control herself. Sang Zhu taught her about emotions little by little. She searched for Sang Zhu alone for two lifetimes. Especially in the first life, Sang Zhu said: "It's laughable to have lived a thousand years in vain. There is no one to love and no one to love you."

I only saw Sangzhu die, and I couldn't bear to watch the second life. I don't know if the main characters in the later lives have the memories of the first life. If so, that would be wonderful, with the two main characters staying together. If not, then without the memories of the first life, I cannot consider them the same person.

Honestly, I only liked the first life. I felt a little sorry for that woman surnamed Shen; she and Sangzhu should have been together, but she died young, and after her death, her lover fell in love with someone else. In the second life, her lover should have been with her again, but it was once again thwarted by someone else. Looking at Sangzhu's memories, you can see how beautiful their past was.

It's really good! The plot has twists and turns, and it's not all sweetness all the time. Plus, it spans three lifetimes! Li Yang is so deeply devoted! 😢 The character development is also excellent. I love Li Yang's personality!! He's proud and straightforward, but also fiercely protective and deeply affectionate towards his wife—very relatable. Highly recommended!! My family stayed up all night to finish it.