After the Cannon-Fodder Sister-in-Law Is Reborn, the Lucky Female Lead Suffers

This is a super nice period piece. The female protagonist is reborn, very independent and sober, not a virgin at all. The male protagonist talks little but loves the female protagonist very much. The only drawback is that it is still being serialized.

The heroine came back from rebirth, and she was not smart enough to snatch the gold finger back. She watched the big show in her parents' house every day. She seemed to have forgotten the extreme pain of her family's murder, but she couldn't blame the heroine. After all, she was still a little white rabbit when she was reborn, and could not turn into a tigress. What's weird is that the title of the copy is (rebirth and revenge + refreshing article), but after reading Chapter 126, I finally divided the family and asked for compensation, and planned to look at the house. I still haven't felt the refreshing point? Slapping a family in the face to fight against the best ones also feels a bit awkward, as if something is missing. There is a feeling that the male protagonist is exerting his strength throughout the whole process, and the female protagonist herself does not seem to have any shining points. I still suggest that the author let the male protagonist be reborn. At the very least, the male protagonist won't say too much harsh words. If he dares to touch his reverse scales, he will be severely retaliated back. If he is reborn from the male protagonist's perspective, the article should be more interesting, and it can be a refreshing revenge story about rebirth. Anyway, I stayed up late to read it. The good thing about this book is that the heroine is not a disgusting character who was blind and blind in her previous life and was deceived by a scumbag and then reborn and vowed to be good to the hero in this life. The hero is not a greasy doting on his wife but a doting one from the bottom of his heart. So far, there are no vicious plots. So, the heroine can't be counted on, but she still hopes that the hero will soon realize that his dream is real, believe in his own rebirth, and don't let go of the fake parents who trafficked him, abused him and sucked his own blood, and don't let go of the vicious koi woman who killed his wife, killed himself, and destroyed his child.

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It's very interesting and full of content. I can't put it down. I want to read it all in one sitting.

It's super good-looking, and the female protagonist and male protagonist are both good-looking. The heroine is very good at teasing people, which is very enjoyable to watch. The male protagonist works hard to support his wife and listens to her. Inside, Mingming and Yueyue are very well-behaved, Mingming is the cool and handsome brother, and Yueyue is the soft and cute little sister. The male protagonist's life experience is a bit pitiful, and Lao Wang's family are all evil-hearted. It's also fun to watch the heroine steal the opportunity from the original heroine. The original heroine was spoiled since she was a child and felt that everything she was lucky with was hers and she had to be superior to others. Come on, update~I support you~

I never like to read post-marriage stories, but this is the first one that I think is very good. The male protagonist completely trusts the female protagonist, and he also looks towards the female protagonist in the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. The female protagonist has a golden finger but keeps a low profile, and does not go to the black market. She also asks questions directly, never delaying, doubting the male protagonist's life experience, and asks within a few chapters. The answer is very comfortable, unlike other chapters that drag on for more than ten chapters at a time.

This kind of plot is very enjoyable to write. Unfortunately, the fighting ability of the heroine is still not enough, but it is not bad. There is one thing about the heroine that I don't like very much. She said that the mother-in-law treats her husband as a scalper. She herself treats the male protagonist as a tool and throws everything to the male protagonist. Haha, all girls should like this kind of man. To be honest, I am an exception. I prefer to go both ways. It is definitely good for the husband to feel sorry for his wife, but if the male protagonist takes care of all the housework after work, the female protagonist will not do anything. Well, I think it's over. When I was a kid, my family farmed. I know how tiring farming is. Especially in summer, men should do more. I think so too. But in a situation like this, the female protagonist can do some housework to share the burden. , The worse the heroine is to the best, the more relieved she is. It would be nice if she could be more sincere to the hero and his children. The hero is okay, although he is silent and like a scalper, but his wife and children are the bottom line. It is not like the Yuxiao novels I have read in the past, where he only cares about his family and ignores his wife and children. Overall, it is good to watch. The affectionate love the male protagonist had for the female protagonist in his previous life deserves to be treated better, so the female protagonist is not nice to the male protagonist, and it is not pure. This is the reason why I deducted one star. If it weren't for this reason, it would definitely be a five-star rating. Although I didn't kill the best mother-in-law's family in one go, I don't feel disgusted. Anyway, they didn't get any advantage from the heroine, and most of the jokes were provided by them [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] The previous ones were okay, but the more I watched, I found out what the problem with the low ratings was. I felt that the plot was a bit slow... And the relationship between the male and female protagonists was not good. It was not sweet. The male protagonist really held the female protagonist in his heart. After working all day, he had to do laundry and cooking when he came home. It felt like the female protagonist really treated the male protagonist as a scalper [face covering] Well, there are no normal people around the male and female protagonists who are related to each other.

The plot is very self-consistent and has no logical flaws. It is very coherent, but it is too slow. There are a lot of miscellaneous things, and the villain finally solves them all. So although there are no misunderstandings or surprises, and everything is discovered and dealt with in time, I still feel a little annoyed while reading the book. I feel very unhappy and feel that the progress is too slow. But maybe it is because the plot is well written, so I kept reading it.

The male protagonist is not biological. When can we let the heroine know that the hero is not her biological child?

Overall, the story is good. The eldest daughter-in-law has been a ghost for many years. She is so sophisticated and can't tell. The eldest son is so good-looking. His parents treat him like a bully, not a family member. He looks different. They also know the common sense that they are not their biological children. If they don't come out early, they will point it out later.