The Villainess Rides on Her Dog's Coattails

[Lin Suian is very good, not a disaster, but a treasure. ] [Finally she saw a small group huddled in the corner, the faint light flickering. The big-eyed boy in the boy's hand says "I love you" She really didn't understand why. ] The redemption of two people, those parts of the redemption are really very tearful [crying] But I have questions: What's going on with the heroine's stepmother and her gang, why did the heroine's father marry her, and why don't they leave her now? Plot control? The heroine, except for her eldest brother, shouldn't come clean, it's too crazy. What is the composition of the heroine's stepsister? When I was a child, I felt like my stepmother was commanding me. I feel like she didn't like the heroine's brothers when she grew up, but why green tea? Influence from childhood? [He likes to call his parents in the dark corridor. When the lights turn on, it feels like his parents have turned on the lights for him. He will wake up from his dream, the voice-controlled lamp will malfunction, the road will eventually end, and the reality is that his parents don't love him. [None of us fall in love at first sight. So slowly, we got to know each other, got to know each other, and fell in love.

The book is very good, but I can't hide my disappointment. Now Zhou Liang has been redeemed, and the Zhou Liang in the beginning no longer exists. He is the heroine's unique memory, and it is also mine. No matter how good Zhou Liang is now, he is still not like the old Zhou Liang. The original Zhou Liang seems to have disappeared little by little... Miaomiao traveled to the past for the first time. The changes in the plot were very slight. Zhou Liang only had a small memory. His temperament has not changed. He is still the tyrant in the capital with a violent appearance and a soft heart. The second time he traveled through the past, the third time, and the fourth time... The original Zhou Liang completely disappeared. Sometimes I fall into a weird circle: Where did the original Zhou Liang go? Did he disappear little by little? Still being abandoned in the timeline again and again. The second probably shouldn't happen, but the first is more uncomfortable. The second type is that the original Zhou Liang is still there, but in a different timeline, but he still exists; the first type is that the original Zhou Liang disappears little by little until he completely disappears. Now Zhou Liang is very gentle, elegant and even considerate, but this kind of consideration for others makes me feel a sense of loss. I can't help but compare. If it were the original Zhou Liang, he would definitely refuse when faced with a confession (but almost no one would dare to confess), and he would be very merciless. This is not right! When the current Zhou Liang (in junior high school) faced a confession, he wanted to prevent the girl from getting off stage, so he took the love letter. Even though it was Miaomiao that he had a crush on. I couldn't help but wonder, wouldn't it be better to refuse directly? Shouldn't we cut the knot quickly? In my opinion, accepting that love letter was an unacceptable move (maybe what I needed was a sense of security). Zhou Liang finally refused, and then made it clear to everyone present. It was good, but a sense of loss filled my chest. What I want is preference and a firm choice, so I hope that my heroine will also accept love letters from other girls in public. Even if I explain it later, the shock of that scene will always be with me in my memory of a person. Fortunately, Miaomiao doesn't like the current Zhou Liang. If she did, she would be upset. Zhou Liang is very good now, really very good, and Miaomiao redeemed him. I have seen descriptions in the latest chapters that Zhou Liang still has a dark side in his heart, but he is no longer the same person I first met... It's hard to explain in words. I know this is a good outcome, so I can only hold on to the memory of the past. When Miaomiao was asked who she liked, what came to mind was the original Zhou Liang, the irritable but warm little bully. I actually think that in addition to being kind-hearted, Miaomiao redeemed Zhou Liang because she was grateful for the protection of the original Zhou Liang and because she had a little affection for the original Zhou Liang. However, the original Zhou Liang can only exist in Miaomiao's memory. For Miaomiao, maybe I know that you are him, but I also know that you are not him... The same is true for me... It's a pity, I feel like no matter what I write later, it turns out that the No. 1 Tyrant in Beijing will never come back. This short article has already left me feeling overwhelmed... I guess I have to take it as it comes, Zhou Liang is very good now, but it is no longer him, he seems to have disappeared...

Very good-looking, it's really cool to be rebellious. The heroine should not be reconciled with those brothers. I guess the male protagonists of the two novels written by the author are based on themselves: narcissistic, arrogant, handsome and love-minded [smirking] [making faces]

It's really beautiful! At first, I thought this book was just a traditional text, but it became more and more amazing as it went on. I really like the male and female protagonists, they are both sandy and a bit sentimental. The whole book is really about redemption under the guise of a sand sculpture. The heroine keeps traveling through the past, whether she is redeeming her past self or the male protagonist. When I read the back part, I couldn't help but want to cry. The male and female protagonists are really too painful, too painful. Both the male and female protagonists have shortcomings, but I really like it. I like the sentence in the article: "Lin Sui'an is very good, not a disaster, but a treasure." Really in tears, Sui'an is not a disaster, but a unique treasure. Wow, the two protagonists are so miserable. The author should update it soon [crying]

It's so good. I stayed up late to watch it. I just missed the bully in Beijing. I feel like it would be nice if the male protagonist also had memories (personal feeling). Only the female protagonist and us know about the bully in Beijing. I like the one where the male protagonist helps the female protagonist to vent her anger, especially when he smashes her third brother's law firm. It's so handsome. I like their flamboyance and arrogance. The heroine's pretentiousness in the early stage is so interesting [Zhou Qi loves me so much] hahaha. Overall, I feel pretty good. Looking forward to the follow-up (ugh) But school is about to start and some have to wait [crying])

Woo woo hoo author, has it been since the junior high school chapter that the male protagonist has not had the same personality as before? Although I know he is the same person, I really can't accept it. Where has my arrogant and narcissistic dog gone [crying] [crying], and if there are parallel worlds, what about the previous Zhou Zhou [crying][ Crying] I really like the character of the male protagonist before. Will he not be the same in the future? It is equivalent to changing his personality. I really can't accept it. If possible, can you give a spin-off to the previous Zhou Zhou? There really is no such thing as the male protagonist I like. I really feel sorry for him [crying] [crying] [crying]

At first I thought they were all evil people. I thought the same way when I first read the previous chapter. I thought it was quite novel. But when the time travel started, my God, these two little pathetic people were so miserable. I really felt sorry for Xiao Liangzi and his parents were not worthy at all. Who are you to be a parent? This is, he is really miserable. Who would turn black for no reason and do whatever he wants? And Zhuo, can he die early to show off his mother? He snatches other people's parents to be his parents. He is so shameless that he will actually vomit. And Miaozi. When the one was abused by more than ten people, I really cried to death. Why was it so miserable? It was obvious that the proud eldest lady was abused for more than an hour, but she was still afraid of pain. I felt a pity that she didn't kill them later. How could they be two little pitiful people? Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

The first part is good to watch, but I personally can't accept the second plot. I still like the "bully" male protagonist. In the second part, the female protagonist changes her character by traveling through her childhood. It seems that the male protagonist is no longer the bully Zhou Liang. Although I also want to change the male protagonist's bad childhood, after the change, my favorite bully Zhou Liang seems to be gone. It seems that Zhou Liang, the bully who had a miserable childhood, was saved again, but it gives me the feeling that the bully Zhou Liang has disappeared, and I really feel sorry for us two dogs.

Zhou Liang is really in love! From the beginning, his behavior towards the heroine Lin Miao revealed that he was never the cruel and disgusting dog that others said, but the heroine traveled through the past time and time again to save the hero's life, turning him from being a nuisance to a peak that others could not climb. For the hero, the heroine is his salvation and the source of life that supports him. The hero really loves her! The heroine also learned about her life experience after traveling through time, and worked hard to change herself little by little in order to survive. In this process, she also learned about her bond with him.

At first glance, it seemed like it might just be an ordinary little novel. But when you look at the back, you actually find that this is an article about redemption. Not only save others but also save yourself. Go back in time, change your miserable childhood, and become a better version of yourself now. A bad child is not a bad child from the beginning. When a certain tragic point in his childhood is changed, he can also become a good child. There must be something pitiful about hateful people. The heroine tells us that if you want to be saved, you can never rely on others, but you must learn to save yourself. In addition, the style of this book is varied. At the beginning, there is a arrogant evil dog x a cute and rebellious boy, and in the back, the sweet male protagonist x a soft-hearted goddess who only treats you