I'm Reborn and You're Disabled, So We're a Perfect Match

Thank you to everyone who clicked on this book, clicked on the book review, and was willing to leave a few words for me. Thank you all for your support and likes. Even if I don't like the criticism, I still thank you all. In the vast sea of ​​​​people, meeting in this book is our fate. I really hope this fate can last forever. This is the second book I've written. You can see the first finished book by clicking on my avatar. The main attraction of this book is the sick male protagonist and the doting female protagonist. I hope you will like their love of mutual redemption. At last. I hope every reader will be healthy, safe, and happy in real life. Cheng Yuan. Stay until December 30, 2024

Teacher, please update eight chapters a day. Some time ago, in order to improve my cultural literacy, I enrolled myself in a calligraphy training class. Because my peers were all primary school students, everyone ostracized me and looked down upon me for still learning this at such an old age. It was nothing at first, but the maliciousness of the primary school students was really beyond my imagination. They said that I came to learn calligraphy with my foot half in the coffin. I was so angry that I cried. I wiped away my tears and ignored them as they continued to practice calligraphy. I swore that I would practice a good calligraphy and not let my money go to waste. I calmed down and carefully wrote a line of words on the paper: Teacher, you are a god.

To be honest, I have seen this book several times, but I have never clicked on it. This time I finally clicked on it! ! ! It's really not bad. Those who like the sickly male protagonist can definitely read it. There is no female protagonist who abuses the male protagonist like in other books. On the contrary, this female protagonist is quite doting on the male protagonist. It is because the female protagonist is an orphan that she is slow to see feelings clearly, but it does not prevent the female protagonist from loving and doting on the male protagonist at all. Our male protagonist needs to coax the petite princess in front of the female protagonist. The only regret is that I didn't see the baby being born ('-ωก̀) Recommended for everyone to come and see~

DaDa's writing style has captured my appetite, and I can't stop reading each book [shy][shy][shy][shy] From the completion of DaDa's first book, Si Jiu, to the second, Qing Ci, I just felt that time passed so fast, and I couldn't finish reading at all. I have been following the updates since I wrote the first book, and I always follow up on the updates in the comment sections of various editors (*^▽^*). Now that the second book is finished, I can't wait to read An Da's new book! (Hold Da Da big and shake it up and down crazily - spit it out!!!!!!!!!!!!) (Cough cough cough I still love you) [Sending a heart][Sending a heart][Sending a heart]

Oh my god, it's super good. Sister Cheng's books are so great. [Shy] The male protagonist is a master of torture! (Of course the author doesn't think it's cruel [face covering]) The description of the illness and frailty not only takes into account the realism of the picture but also the elegance and artistic beauty. It is absolutely high quality. It's really good to watch and I really like this kind of abuse. Although it is physically abusive, the mind is always positive. It feels very similar to the author's peaceful and stable mentality. In fact, I feel like I really want to understand what the author said "it's not very sad", because I really feel that no matter what difficulties he faces, the protagonist's attitude is positive and optimistic. There is no misunderstanding or decadence, which makes people full of confidence after watching it. But it's coming to an end, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo…

Let's just say, it's a good book, the male protagonist xue Wei xue Wei has a love brain, everything else is easy to talk about, it's a standard redemption story QwQ The male protagonist Boss Mu loves the male protagonist very much but does not know how to love, but the female protagonist unconditionally tolerates the male protagonist regardless of her previous pity or true love later. For example, she tells him that many things are not his fault and allows him to learn to love others and herself. Then the Nigerian male protagonist was miserable, very miserable, either injured or on the way to injury, almost every good part of his body, psychologically, all kinds of escape from the heroine (it can also be said to be affectionate but not said), but the heroine faced every bit of the hero, and her unconditional love and care for the hero taught the hero more that he is worthy of being pampered. The last words I think are intended to be that in real life we can also be our own heroines. No matter what flaws we have, we must believe in ourselves, love ourselves, and learn to forgive ourselves. I wish readers a happy reading aaaa

I still feel so sad after reading it... The male protagonist seems to have never learned to love himself. He humbly controls himself with reason and loves the female protagonist cautiously. Maybe the author wants to create such a character, who is sickly, paranoid, and even a little flattering and overly attached. That's why the male protagonist didn't show any love for himself until the extra episode. He just relied on the female protagonist and couldn't live without her. Even though they were separated for five years, it seemed that they were all relying on reason to brainwash themselves. To be honest, it's quite uncomfortable for people watching it. It's not that the male protagonist must recover or anything, the author really wrote it very realistically, and he was brought in uncontrollably. The more he watched, the more painful he became, and the more painful he became, the more he wanted to continue watching, and wanted to see a better ending. However, even if he was comforted by the female protagonist over and over again, and even expressed his love through actions, the male protagonist was still unable to accept his own body, and even humbly tried to please the female protagonist. I really wanted to cry when I saw it. But yes, how many decades can life last? Let's not talk about the male protagonist's childhood, but the ten years when the female protagonist was absent. It really hurts to think about it. No one or thing could relieve his emotional state. It was all up to him to hold on, and no one could get into his heart. This really hurts so much. How could the five years of separation heal him so easily? Maybe I really have to drown him to death with all my love for the rest of my life... It's very interesting, but to me, this is a sadistic article, very sadistic. Be forewarned. A redemption story about a strong woman and a weak man. The male protagonist is really miserable, a sickly, paranoid puppy. The heroine is not considered to be reborn, but should have traveled ten years later. It's a rather special way to wear it. Quite interesting.

Ten years ago, Mu Hanyu lost his beloved Ji Qingci because of jumping off a bridge. As a result, he also lost his calf and his sickly body. Today, ten years later, he was on the bridge preparing to jump into the river when he turned around and found the person he loved most. Neither of them knew why Ji Qingci could travel to the present time. There is a scene where Mu Hanyu is drunk and is super cute. He doesn't make a fuss even when he is drunk. He will quietly ask how much wine he drank. He will hold out his index finger, thinking it is one tael or a glass, but it turns out to be a mouthful. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhinging drinking.

There are very few books that I can read without finishing a chapter, but this book is really good. I didn't even skip a chapter. The male protagonist doesn't talk too hard and shows weakness, which is what I expect when reading this kind of novel. The female protagonist is also super good, like a little sun, independent, kind and polite, with no bloody misunderstandings, and the narration is smooth and flowing. In short, it is really good to read. I hope the author can write more. I really can't help but want to read the next content soon [laughing] [laughing]

It was so good that I stayed up late to watch it! The male protagonist is abused. He doesn't say anything about the pain in the early stage, but after confirming the relationship, he will cry and seek comfort from the female protagonist. The two of them respect each other very much, and the female protagonist has a guiding personality. Overall, they like it.