A child who receives no love from their parents is a tragedy from the moment they are born, and something of a mistake as well.
That deprivation sets off a chain reaction throughout their life, from childhood onward.
They are bullied, excluded, and isolated by their peers, while the adults around them treat them with scorn and mockery.
Fang Zijiu has been that kind of person ever since the moment he was born.
Only after being reborn and resolving every problem around him does he suddenly realize: “In this world, everything is an illusion except my love for her.”
I have honestly finished reading all the updated content. Needless to say, the characters in it are very vividly portrayed. The protagonist "Fat Dong", as a reborn person, left too much regret and pain in his previous life. In this life, he can try his best to pursue happiness and at the same time dare to Facing the dark and decadent family that is resisting, the ignorance and white-eyed wolf behavior of other supporting characters in it, such as Fang Ziyan and others, are very vivid. The many foreshadowings laid in it are also quite meaningful, such as "the traffickers are rampant in the countryside", "prick the protagonist's finger with a needle🪡 and save the blood🩸"... Very good, very good, very good, come on, and I also recommend that you show up more at the end of the first few chapters, and briefly or covertly explain to readers that there are definitely super cool points later, so that many people will not feel too depressed and frustrated before they have read it for a long time. This can reduce some unnecessary low-scoring comments.
Beautiful, but also very depressing Parents are more than just a responsibility More importantly, a sense of responsibility Instead of sucking blood for a lifetime as a cow or a horse
The Game of Mind is well written and may be of some help to confused people.
I've been reading novels for almost 20 years, and this is the first time I've been reminded of an update 😂😂😂
I've read half of it, so I'll give it a good review first. The protagonist's native family is too repressed and the place of birth is not generally poor. I wonder if there is a female protagonist?
Good book, you can more or less see your own shadow He has been abused growing up. It doesn't matter if you didn't understand when you were young. When you grow up, you can always see the signs, right? It's not like your parents don't suspect anything? He was so smart in his second life, but he couldn't be so stupid in his first life! In the early stage, the emphasis was always on the biological, and then there was an intellectual reversal. My head is buzzing! Abandoned
It's really hard to break up with parents like this.