After I Died Miserably of Stomach Cancer, My Seven Sisters Regretted It

It's better to watch the book where the protagonist regrets it after he dies. The one where you regret it after suffering from some disease (such as stomach cancer) seems very good at the beginning. It's strange to see that the protagonist is still alive. Anyway, this book is highly recommended.

This is a regretful article that I feel very good about. 1. The protagonist dies at the beginning, no delay. 2. Sisters really regret, not for profit or anything.

Not that I'm saying, but it's possible that the protagonist is actually not dead. Did you actually see the body when you first went to look for him?

This book is very good. Although it is a new book, it is one of the best regret articles I have ever read. I also read it, and other people's comments said that if you write about cultivating immortals and being reborn, you might as well rewrite an article about cultivating immortals and regretting it. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

Everyone thinks that the protagonist is a great virgin, but in fact, he is the most vicious one. Which one is more painful, killing someone with a sharp knife or killing someone with a blunt knife? The most fundamental difference between humans and animals is human emotions. Humans are not grass and trees. How can we be ruthless? Even the most ruthless people still have emotions, not to mention the drama drafted by the author. All the good things and all the love for the Lin family are the protagonist's knife to stab the Lin family. This knife is made in the name of love and forged with tenderness. How can I guard against it?

What is revenge? What's the real answer? This book is truly a masterpiece!

Finale Linluo's cemetery a year later A crack in space opened, and a handsome young man in a white robe appeared, followed by seven extremely beautiful women. A woman in red said, "Xiaoluo, is this the world you used to live in? It doesn't look very good. Why do you have to come back?" The young man smiled and said, "It's just for some regrets in the past. The main reason for coming back this time is to reunite with my parents. After all, I was sorry for them. If they are willing, I want them to live with us in the fairy world. "Is this your wish to stay in the realm of heaven?" The woman in red asked curiously, "You must be one of them, and take a look at your old friends by the way!" The young man sighed, "Let's go and meet our parents, and take a look at the other seven 'sisters' by the way."

It's good-looking, but it's a bit tearful [crying]

How can I put it, I'd better give it five stars. I watched it for more than two hours. After reading the fifty-three chapters, four of the seven sisters regretted it, and the remaining three will regret it soon. If I only wrote about the city, it wouldn't take long to finish. I just hope the author doesn't write about the male protagonist being reincarnated and cultivating immortality. I just read the comments from book friends, and I think one book friend said it very well, that is, we can write in an extra chapter or something that the male protagonist (maybe he is reborn) lives very well with the other seven sisters, and loves the male protagonist very much. In contrast, the other seven sisters ask for forgiveness, but the male protagonist does not forgive, and the original seven sisters spend the rest of their lives in regret. Then there is my own opinion, that is, the father of the male protagonist, the Su family, who is on equal footing with the Lin family, can target the Lin family, avenge his son, and so on, the whole extra story. (Of course, this is my personal opinion. If you have any different opinions, please feel free to say [laughter and cry] [laughter and cry]) Or it could be as cliché as it is reborn at the very beginning, with the seven sisters and the male protagonist having memories and so on. The seven sisters beg for forgiveness, not making up for the mistakes they made in their previous lives, and treat the male protagonist well. If the male protagonist doesn't forgive, he and his family can live a happy life. Anyway, I can accept it no matter how it is written, but don't follow other people's ways of cultivating immortals. This subject is a short story, so I feel that writing it would deviate from the original intention of this book. In the end, it's just my personal opinion. If you have different opinions, you can discuss them rationally together and be gentle [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [love] [love]

It's a very good novel. I hope the seven sisters can be reborn to make up for the male protagonist. F^^*)[crying]