You Can't Make a Melon Sweet by Force. Even Reborn, I Won't Chase Him Again

It's very interesting. I look forward to the author's continued updates. He will torture the male protagonist 😠😠😠, and watch the female protagonist worrying about gains and losses when he loves her. She doesn't have a long mouth and tortures him to death. Let's see how the female protagonist has consumed herself.

Actually, what I want to see is the outcome of the previous life, what happened to the male protagonist after the heroine died, and then decide whether I want them to be together in this life.

A good story to listen to while sleeping? The story overlaps with several others, and the direction feels more predictable. Even when you fall asleep, you won't feel like you missed anything. I read the reviews and said that there will be qualitative improvement in the future, and I am a bit looking forward to it, but I have only read half of it so far, and I hope that the writing will get better. The previous adjectives are used repeatedly, and listening to the book is quite helpful for sleeping. But when I listen to the book, I feel a little bit like this sentence again. Specifically when describing the reaction of the male and female protagonist's friends. In terms of character development, the heroine is very nimble. Because she has been injured, she doesn't believe that the hero likes him, but she can't let go completely. She shakes and pushes herself at the same time. The entire story (at least half of it) relies on the male protagonist never giving up (if he lets go, there will be nothing left to read). I think this is considered mildly abusive. The female protagonist feels wronged, so she abuses the male protagonist. The main purpose is to abuse readers who want to read cool and sweet stories (which is really not suitable for this kind of orientation). I originally wanted to cry while watching the sadistic novel, so it was pretty good at first.

Is there something wrong with the heroine's memory? 🙂 The strawberry and mango one

The author writes so well, two chapters a day is not enough 🥰🥰 , when did they get together? It made me feel so bad for the heroine😞. The heroine kept crying and felt distressed. And I also saw that the hero also loved the heroine in his previous life. At the beginning, the heroine said that she didn't like strawberry cake and liked to eat mango cake, but she even forgot about it. He is allergic to mangoes, and the male protagonist says he will remember it next time. Doesn't this mean that the male protagonist also loves the female protagonist? It means that the female protagonist doesn't feel it and has been depressed for two years. Doesn't the male protagonist realize it? The rebirth is very good, but how should the male protagonist's past life be cleared up 🥰 🤔 💕

The male protagonist in the front is a bit pretentious, and the female protagonist's brain circuit in the middle is a bit abnormal. The indifference that is said is not seen at all, but the whole novel in the back suddenly sublimates. In a word, it is very beautiful and powerful!!!!!!!!!!

In fact, I originally wanted to wait until it was over before giving a rating, but the current content made me a little disappointed. Two or three sentences with a more online feel often popped up, and there was an inexplicable sense of separation when connected together. Some of the words were also inexplicable, but to be honest, the scenes of torturing the male protagonist were really enjoyable to watch (when the female protagonist does not cry, I know that the female protagonist has a small cry bag setting. But after watching it so many times, it still feels a little annoying, and the writing style can be improved. (At that time, there was a sentence "death stare" that made me laugh. It would be better to describe the heroine's thoughts more firmly and less clichéd misunderstandings. Come on.

I really like this kind of situation where the male protagonist has feelings for the female protagonist but doesn't show it on the surface. There is also something wrong with the female protagonist. She is allergic to mango and she doesn't even know about it. She also has a conflict with the male protagonist because of this. What is the hidden secret in the previous life? I've never been in love and I don't know much about it. Can it really be so painful to fall in love with the wrong person? This heroine is so pretentious and sloppy that I don't understand. I don't know if it's caused by depression or something.

It's quite interesting. The male protagonist chases the female protagonist later on, which is a bit fun. The interaction between the heroine and her parents is very touching

Personally, I think it's quite in line with my personal preferences. The heroine is not too silly and sweet. The whole process may make people feel angry, haunted, and lingering? I don't know, but there will be a lot of emotions running through the numb nerves... Chasing Wife at the Crematorium, I must read it anyway