Chronicles: Scumbag, Keep Your Eunuch Hat On

I like the female protagonist more. Although the female protagonist is emotionally unethical and hangs on the heroine's husband, asking the heroine's husband to give her money and resources, which is of no use. She just kicks the heroine's husband aside. This husband will still miss her for the rest of his life. But people know how to use things to make themselves better. Even if the heroine is reborn and designs a female supporting character to marry the original heroine's husband, people still say that if they have an abortion, they will have an abortion and not let other factors interfere with their climb up. I like women who are hardworking and ambitious and use all the resources at hand. The female protagonist is a scorpion, emotionally sticky and dragging her career, while the male protagonist is arrogant, unpleasant, and unable to understand human speech. This is a matter of perspective. If you switch to the perspective of the female supporting character, the female supporting character in the previous life was a winner in life. She climbed out of the poor ravine where boys were valued over girls, went to medical school, exploited the resources around her, developed her career, and was healthy and had a pension when she was old. A sentence comes to mind: A good woman gets fame, a bad woman gets everything.

I have read the author's fourth book, Seven Kills, Nine Thousand, and He Fangting. They are all wonderful. The author's writing is so good.

Overall not bad. For the heroine to be able to get a smooth divorce, her natal family is her biggest source of confidence. Without the input of her natal family, divorce would be very difficult. Where would she live after a divorce? Having a good mother-in-law is already half the battle. Coupled with the reborn prophetic ability and a strong admirer (and finally upgraded husband), success is inevitable. The male and female partners are both top-notch families, and the top-notch brain circuits are beyond the comprehension of ordinary people. It's not procrastinating, it's not plot-heavy, there's no guessing, guessing, guessing, it seems very smooth, and the rating of 7.3 Is low, better than some 9-rated ones.

The writing is smooth and concise, the heroine's actions are not sloppy at all, she has no super relatives, and her revenge on the scumbag man and bitch is also very effective. The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists are not boring, which is quite good. Although the data is not good and the ending is hasty, I think this is enough and I can just write it down after marriage. The most satisfying thing is that I only gave birth to a daughter. It is not like some articles, where the couple is jealous of their daughter, but they end up giving birth to three or four sons.

It's pretty good. After all, my mother's family is very supportive. Otherwise, divorce in those days would be like breaking the rules of heaven. My mother was from that era, and I asked her that day if I were in this era, would you still want to get married? My mother said whoever gets married is a dog! Then he went on to say that in those days, not getting married was not just a matter of one person, but the whole family couldn't hold their heads high. No matter how independent you were, there must be girls like that, but there really weren't many. There is not so much freedom in period novels. I heard my mother say that people were cannibals in that era. The heroine in this novel is so comfortable because her natal family is good. If she really encounters a natal family like Yang Menghua, what awaits her will be despair. This is also the second novel I have read by this author, and I like it very much.

The rhythm is quite good. The heroine was sucked by her scumbag husband's family, scumbag husband Bai Yueguang, and her own children in her previous life. After her rebirth, she decisively escaped, and framed her scumbag husband and his early marriage to Bai Yueguang. She broke away, and took advantage of the times and her own personality changes to do many things that were beneficial to the economic construction of the village. I feel that the emotional line is a bit slow. It seems that the male protagonist is Xie Chongshan, but Xie Chongshan has confessed his love many times so far, and the female protagonist has rejected it. The relationship between the two is still slightly ambiguous, not painful or itchy. There is also no sexual tension between the two.

A very good article about the age of rebirth. The author is very life-like. The content is very real and detailed. It is very similar to the people who have experienced it. The rise of the heroine is not exaggerated and the logic is clear. It is not inconsistent with reading it with your brain. It is worth pursuing. I hope the author will hurry up.

It's very interesting. I've read every book by the author. The writing is very good. The plot has ups and downs and is very gripping. Please write more and write more. It's not enough to read.

A very nice piece of period writing, written by a top author, and I love it every time I write it. There is no happy ending for the scumbag in the previous life who has not been reborn. I like it. It's even more exciting to be reborn, to cut through the mess quickly and separate from the dregs, to learn to be a teacher, to welcome a new life, and there is a feeling of prosperity. Life is high-spirited and full of hope. The writing is very smooth. Let emotions take their own course.

The writing is quite good, the main focus is on career rather than love, and finally no longer opens a restaurant to sell braised food. The heroine is reborn and brings everyone together to make progress. The author did not write the heroine as omnipotent. After all, she was just an ordinary housewife in her previous life. After her rebirth, she relied on the information gap and vision of her previous life to make some correct and forward-looking decisions at key nodes, thus changing her life. There are no big bugs, and the writing is more rigorous. Another point is that in the heroine's last life, her ex-husband's family and children were not good to her. Her parents and brothers were very good to her, and she was not killed. She was also divorced in her previous life and lived well after the divorce. I think it is a plus that the heroine did not have the cliché plot of suffering, hatred, being abused, and resentment. The meaning of rebirth is not revenge, but change.