
Jianxin: After Ao Cunxin Is Forced to Be Reborn
戬心:当敖寸心被迫重生后
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- Completed
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- 573k Words
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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- Fanqie
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247Chapters
1.2kReads
8.3Score
110Shelves
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It has been updated to chapter 137. It is the best heart-wrenching novel I have ever read. It doesn't favor anyone, doesn't blame Chang'e, doesn't weaken Yang Chan, the logic is online, and the plot is reasonable. Moreover, it allows Yang Jian to personally experience Cun Xin's post-marriage situation, which relieves his anger and allows the tsundere Yang Jian to empathize. While reading the article, I felt sorry for them both. They were both suffering, and I couldn't actually resent Yang Jian... The most important thing about this article is that it is hard to guess the follow-up development. The content is novel and not a cliche of digging into the heart and resurrecting you (Xiang Mi likes to use this routine later, especially in the article about Xiang Liu's rebirth). The only problem is that I haven't finished writing it yet, so I'm scratching my head every day and waiting. The author must not suffer the readers, so author, please update ten times a day 😂 😂
The teacher's writing is really strong, but the more I read it, the more I feel 😂 that this pair should not be together at all, Cun Xin is too tired, Bao Qian and Cun Xin are the ones who have been unlucky for eight lifetimes when they met Yang Jian...
The author's writing style is still good, and the details and emotions of the conflict are all in place. It's just that everyone who reads books has a preference. Some people prefer men and some people prefer women. I am very biased towards women even when I am consuming CP. The author depicts Cun Xin's love brain very well, and the feeling of being touched by him even after letting go is very good. It also depicts the normal state of isolation and helplessness. When you get married, you are really like the water that is thrown out. All her social interactions (except for the mysterious cat she picked up) depended on Yang Jian's relationship. What makes me most emotional is that after getting married, Cun Xin is no longer an independent individual, but the "Mrs. True Lord" and "Second Lady" who depend on Yang Jian for existence. As a Jianxin fanfic, it can be said to be the best thing I have read so far, and I look forward to its future development.
It's nice to read. The author's writing is good, plain but attractive. The character of the heroine is well established. The only flaw is that the heroine's combat power is a bit weak. Can you add the plot of Cun Xin's hard work in training? Because I feel that the author's Cun Xin will not be the kind of person who knows that her combat power is insufficient and is happy with the situation. I feel that she will work hard to make up for this. Of course, if the author makes great use of the arrangement, just pretend that I didn't say it, but this book is still very interesting 💕
Judging from the foreshadowing at the beginning, this article should be a tragedy. It was a beautiful dream that Yang Jian weaved for her using the painting the Queen Mother gave him before her heart disappeared.
It's super beautiful. My childhood cps that I can't get over. I hope they can be happy and consummate in the author's writing.
It is not the kind of article that is purely about torture for the sake of torture. There is a faint feeling of be lingering in the whole text. Most of the time, it is just an ordinary sentence, which reminds me of the original work, and then I burst into tears. This article made me, who never read torture articles because the tear point is too low, couldn't stop reading it, because the knife was not issued by the author, but was made by myself 😢
It's very interesting, because I saw a very irritating novel by Yang Jian in the middle of the night and wanted to find a book to calm my anger, and then I saw this one. It's not irritating, but I have a very helpless feeling. Two people who love each other don't seem to know how to love each other, and it ends miserably. The author's writing is very good, each character is vividly written, and the plot setting is also very suitable. I think Cun Xin and Yang Jian's thousand-year marriage problem is really due to their respective personalities. Both parties are very arrogant and like the soft rather than the tough. They are very good. They both have the integrity, kindness, affection and righteousness of the common people, but they are too Immature, they don't know how to love and don't know what both parties need. None of the friends around them understand how to deal with the relationship between husband and wife. Some of them occasionally add fuel to the fire, but none of them have high emotional intelligence and understand people's hearts. It might be better if they have mature outsider friends, but that's not necessarily the case. After all, it can't change their personalities. They have the possibility to be together only now. They have enough experience to know how to deal with the relationship between husband and wife, but the damage has been done. Yang must have made more mistakes. It is too easy for Yang Jian to hurt Cun Xin, alone, surrounded by Yang Jian's friends. She seems to be incompatible with her friends and family. Yang Jian always quarrels with others and never thinks about problems from Cun Xin's point of view. She feels sorry for Cun Xin. In her memory, Cun Xin is always the bright little princess. But now she is as calm as water and whimpering. Looking at it, she always feels a little sad for Mr. You.
It's tied... The writing is quite good, the characters are not OOC, the logic is online, the plot is reasonable, the rhythm is slow and eloquent, plain but not boring, and the suspense set up is very attractive... Alas, it's a pity that it's not over yet. There was a faint sense of be from the beginning, and I don't know how it will develop in the future.
A very good heart-warming article, remember to read it secretly by yourself. Otherwise it would be very embarrassing to cry. To be able to induce tears like this, some people are indeed OOC. For example, Chang'e was whitewashed. Cun Xin was changed from a favored princess to an ordinary unfavored princess. A princess who is not favored cannot develop that kind of character. A princess who is not favored will not care so much whether she returns to her parents' home. These OOCs are not big. Tolerable. Finally, he is a good article that will make you cry in the middle and sweet at the end. It's just that the ending is a bit rushed, it would have been nice to have more desserts