Forced to Love the Man Who Never Thought Much of Me in My Past Life

The writing is exquisite, and the emotional part is very delicate. There is no omnipotent golden finger, and there are no weird bonuses after rebirth. It is an emotional article that is very realistic. I feel that the author's route ends with the heroine having to be with King Rong, but no matter how deep the misunderstanding was in the previous life, she was still killed, right? I hope that the ending can still break out of Tomato's current inherent rules and make people's eyes brighter.

It doesn't matter what the male lead is, I hope my daughter can live a good life.

It's good-looking, but I need to update it. I really want to know why we weren't together in our last life. The only bad thing about this book is that it takes a long time for the male and female protagonists to interact with each other until there are only a few chapters, and the supporting characters are very boring and feel a bit disconnected. Overall, it is good. I cried in some places. I don't know if I am too easily moved.

I finished reading it a long time ago and followed it from serialization to completion. The following content contains spoilers. 1. The writing style is very good, imitating the style of Dream of Red Mansions, and is antique. 2. The introduction explains that the content is about the male protagonist's forced love for the reborn female protagonist. I believe that most readers are attracted by this content. However, in the early and middle stages of the book, a lot of things happened after the female protagonist returned home, including her sisters, grandmother, and aunt. , The battle between legitimate concubines, etc. During this period, the heroine made different actions from the previous life, from being disliked by thousands of people in the previous life to being the heartthrob in this life (similar to this), but there are too many descriptions in this aspect, and the male protagonist appeared too little in the early stage. I came here to watch the forced love! 3. The author said that the male protagonist only loved the female protagonist in both lives, but the reason why the male protagonist was so towards the female protagonist in his previous life was not made clear until the ending. Although I also saw some details or foreshadowing in the article, which seemed to be an explanation, there was no clear explanation in the end. 4. There is too little space about forced love, and it only appears in the later stages, ε=(´ο｀*))) Well, I want to sigh when I think of this. What supports me to follow a novel that is being serialized and not updated much every day is the forced love mentioned in the introduction! The introduction is so good, why is the main text like this😢 5. The male protagonist did not recover the memory of his previous life until the end. The female protagonist saw that the male protagonist loved her so much in this life (of course, she believed in his love after going through some things), and thought that the previous life was a dream, or that her previous life was so miserable, and Guanyin (it seems that the female protagonist believed in Buddhism) gave her a reward. To be honest, the ending was a bit confusing, and I wasn't sure how the heroine let go of her past life in the end. 6. There are other CPs and some political battles written in the article, but they are not fully shown in the later stage. When I saw the author wrote in such detail earlier, I thought the book was very long, but it ended in a snap, which was really sudden. These are the feelings I am feeling right now, and they come from late at night😎 Four stars are mainly for the writing, and I give three stars for the plot.

A quiet and sensitive person like Ning Zhi, who is as helpless as a duckweed, but also has a lotus face that has come out of the dust. In fact, she doesn't like anyone at all, and there is no man who really matches her. All her emotions are just because she cannot control her destiny in this era. They are very simple and shallow survival emotions. If there are truly deep and firm emotions, she has never felt them, because she does not have a safe environment to brew them. I think Ning Zhi hates her all the time, but she just hates that she does not have enough strength, and her environment does not give her the consciousness to find strength. Just like what she said when she was living in the wild, she wished she was a man and went hunting with a bow and arrow. If Yin Ceyan disobeyed, she would threaten him with a bow and arrow and not give him food to make Yin Ceyan surrender. Because in her opinion, all Yin Ceyan's likes to her are just the fear of being disrespected, and she has never felt comfortable. If there is a sequel in the future, I really hope that Ning Zhi becomes powerful and becomes an empress or a powerful minister, which would be suitable for the character of a fairy concubine like Ning Zhi.

The writing style of Dream of Red Mansions is substituted into the perspective of the male and female protagonists of modern ancient romance novels. It is a good attempt for first-time novel writers. The details of the characters (such as the male protagonist's knocking on the window stopped due to Wen's words very intuitively describe his inner complexity and emotional changes), demeanor The characterization is down to the bone (Mrs. Ning doesn't say much, but the character description can be clearly seen from her facial expressions, such as "the darkness in her eyes has deepened a little bit", etc.), And she is skillful in using metaphors to describe people (the content of scriptures). This is something rarely seen in other works and I hope to maintain it. However, the main plot is vague and unclear, and the branch branches are not well explained (the domineering princess and Gu Luo are settled, how come the relationship between the female general and the male protagonist in the previous life has become a superior-subordinate relationship in this life? Even if there is a misunderstanding, where does the misunderstanding fall?), The underlying logic is too confusing, the relationship between the characters is not clearly explained, and the emotions and personalities of the characters are repeatedly changeable (lack of event foreshadowing) It will make the book very abrupt) Before writing, you can sort out the direction of the emotional development and the writing outline. Many foreshadowings are not used, and the ending is not open-ended. Instead, it ends with the heroine "accepting her fate", "compromising", "justifying herself" and "self-deception" to induce herself (pua yourself). It is a book with good writing but a pity. I will give four stars for encouragement.

Nice! ! ! There are some house fights, but I like this kind of romance that also has a narrative. The author's writing style is quite ancient, and it should be a reference to the classic novel Dream of Red Mansions. Please read moreModo Modo [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss]

The author's writing style is very good, and the characterization is also remarkable. The early plot is mainly about the heroine's daily life in the house. I haven't seen the trend of refreshing writing for the time being. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot about my grandmother's birthday and the eldest daughter's private meeting with Bai Yueguang.

The writing is very good and the characters are exquisitely drawn. Even the emotions in the past and present life are a bit hard for me to understand.

The author's writing is very good, but the plot is a bit slow. Come on [love] Author, your ending is a bit sloppy ╮( •́ω•̀ )╭I suggest you add a few extra chapters to explain the events of the previous life and the development after returning to Beijing. Overall it's pretty good (=^▽^=)