That Sweetheart From the Art Troupe Is Incredibly Tough

In the 8.8 Serialization, the heroine was reborn. She was the most miserable heroine I have ever seen in a novel. She endured hardships before and after her rebirth. Apart from her hard work, she almost didn't have the halo of the heroine. Especially after joining the art troupe and encountering the best several times, the heroine was unable to fight back. She even went to the countryside for a while and reunited with the hero. Genius Bamboo Horse is so miserable, I thought the male protagonist has not developed yet. The tone of the whole text is rather depressive and realistic rather than refreshing, and the writing is lagging in some places, causing the plot to be incoherent.

I just read it a while ago and it feels very good and realistic. I have been reading it for many years and there are not many that catch my eye. This one is pretty good and I can read it. I like a heroine who is down-to-earth, progressive, and boasts a lot. Articles about living a little hard and changing your circumstances move me even more.

Good-looking. The heroine is very tenacious✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎. She has been moving towards the goal she set. Bangദ്ദി ˉ͈̀꒳ˉ͈́ )✧ The life on the island is what attracts me, but the life in the art troupe doesn't make me feel much. Four stars for island life and one star for the author's difficulty coding.

This book really feels like it was written with the thinking of the older generation, with that kind of open-minded mentality. Rebirth is quite normal. After all, it is not a time-travel novel. Being reborn does not mean that people's thinking jumps so fast. I think this kind of plain narrative is quite interesting and very comfortable. If you want to see the various actions of the heroine in Shuangwen, or if you want to see the ups and downs, you can leave.

It is a very simple period novel. The male and female protagonists do not have golden fingers. They are all portrayals of ordinary life. The male and female protagonists have a long-term relationship. The content of the story is also suitable for that era. It is a pity that it is another serialized book. I don't know when it will be finished [I'm about to cry]

After reading Chapter 90, I realized that this is the most simple, inspirational, and perseverant heroine I have ever seen. The plot is relatively ordinary, there is no golden finger, and she does not have a smart head, but it is very real, but I am relatively impatient. There is no bright spot in the plot, and I can't hold on later. . .

So far it looks pretty good and the content is very relevant to reality. Is Hu the male protagonist? It doesn't feel like his interaction with the female protagonist is in a relationship, maybe it's more ordinary and everyday. And who put the nails in the heroine's shoes? Was it Wang Chunyun?

So far, I think it's pretty good-looking. The heroine's setting is very realistic. She doesn't have the same halo and body material that kills everyone like a god once she's reborn.

Personally, it feels a bit like the love between parents, which is pretty good

The background setting in the early stage of the story is a bit like "Parental Love", and the identity of the heroine is a bit like the son of Jiang Defu's ex-wife. The heroine has an independent personality, and there are no particularly bad villains in the story. It's quite a homely story.