Reborn, She Marries into an Even More Powerful Family, Then Gives Up Trying

The content is good, the author is knowledgeable, the plot is smooth, there is no unnecessary elaboration, and almost all chapters are just right. It's just that the comment section loves men too much. Everything is wrong with the female protagonist. It was her fault that she was bullied by the male protagonist's family in her previous life. It was also her fault that she died of illness alone in the old house in her previous life. Everything is wrong with her. This is the first time I have seen a comment section that loves men so much!

The female protagonist has a clear mind. There are too few scenes between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. I like to see the stories between the two of them. They always talk about the big family, the third family, the family, refugees, and bandits. I hope the author will write more about the relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist, and less about other people.

I am very curious, why do most reborn women tell their relatives or husbands about their rebirth after a period of time, when they feel that their relatives or husbands can be trusted?

Overall, the framework is actually pretty good, but it has advantages and disadvantages. The advantages lie in language description, which is actually relatively good. It's also possible for the overall writing idea. Then the content is relatively new, and the article has its own characteristics. You can feel the author's intention, and the content is also quite exciting. Let's talk about the shortcomings. The intrigue in everyone's mind is too obvious and too easy to understand. It's all close to the intrigue between family members. But when it rises to the level of national rebellion, it seems a bit thin. I think the male protagonist is relatively accepting of refugees. Fast, and when recovering each talent, it doesn't feel like there is any intrigue. It really feels like everyone is naive. But the problem is that on the contrary, at the national level, these intrigues should be more obvious, and this situation should exist even more. It's not because you wrote these intrigues on the surface that it looks like this to the readers, but it really feels like something has not been handled well. Because I feel that this article is a family patriotic book that combines the image of family and country characters with the internal fighting in the house. It uses the emotions of the male and female protagonists as the keynote to show how the male and female protagonists directly handle each relationship, from the transition of family to the story of successful rebellion. Although I think the author may want to think that everyone's conflict starts from the conflict within the family, and then rises to the conflict between the country, but it feels like it has dug a lot of holes, and there is a feeling of unhappiness, but for those who like it, it may have a different flavor.

It's so sweet. The male and female protagonists are really in love and happy. Any misunderstandings were quickly made clear. It was very relaxing to watch and the aunt was laughing all the time.

Historically, many once glorious water systems have disappeared due to various reasons. They are not only witnesses of geographical changes, but also a direct result of the impact of human activities. Here are some famous water systems that have disappeared: 1. Jishui: In ancient China, there was a saying of "Four Dams", Jishui was called together with the Yangtze River, Yellow River and Huaihe River. However, this river has now disappeared and became the lower course of the Yellow River. 2. Yunmengze: Located in the ancient Hunan and Hubei areas, Yunmengze is a lake larger than Dongting Lake and existed in the pre-Qin period. Due to the influence of climate change and human activities, especially the sedimentation brought by the Yangtze River and Hanshui River, Yunmengze gradually transformed from a large lake into fertile farmland. 3. Juye Ze and Liangshan Bo: Juye Ze was once a lake in the north of Juye County, Shandong Province. After five generations, the southern part dried up and became flat land, and the northern part became part of Liangshan Bo. During the Yuan Dynasty, the Yellow River poured into Liangshan Bo, causing the lake to expand again. However, by the early years of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, all the lakes had been reclaimed as farmland, and Liangshan Bo also became a relic of history. 4. Lop Nur: Located in the southeast of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Lop Nur was once the second largest saltwater lake in China. Due to the impact of climate change and human water conservancy projects, Lop Nur completely dried up in the late 1970s and is now only a large salt crust. 5. Minqin, Gansu: Gansu is one of the driest regions in the country. Hundreds of rivers have disappeared in Gansu. The drying up of these rivers has been blamed on climate change, but critics also blame the rapid construction of large-scale industry and large hydroelectric dams as factors in the disappearance of the rivers. 6. Lake Balkhash: The lake area of ​​this lake reaches 18,200, which is almost equivalent to the total area of ​​four Qinghai Lakes. Balkhash is a unique location with a natural dividing line between its western half, which is freshwater, and its eastern half, which is saltwater. 7. Lake Issyk-Kul: Located in eastern Kyrgyzstan, with an area of ​​more than 6,200 square kilometers and a water storage capacity of 1.76 Trillion cubic meters, it is the second largest mountain lake in the world. 8. Zhaisangbo: This lake originally covered an area of ​​1,800 square kilometers during the Qing Dynasty. After the construction of reservoirs during the Soviet period, its area expanded to 5,500 square kilometers. The depth of the lake reached about 11-13 meters, meeting the needs of navigation. 9. Ara Lake: Formerly known as Tugule Pool, it covers an area of ​​2,650 square kilometers, has a maximum depth of 55 meters, and a water storage capacity of 60 billion cubic meters. It was once an important freshwater resource.

I got it from a tweet. I've finished what I said, and my eyes darkened after I saw it. But I should say it or not, but the article is still very interesting.

There is no transition in some places, it is very sudden [face covering]

It's so good. This is my second book. It's as good as ever.

It's very beautiful, but there's a time-traveling girl, so I don't know what could go wrong.