
I Haven’t Even Been Reborn Yet, and My Unattainable Love Has Already Regretted It!
我还没重生,白月光提前后悔了!
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I originally wanted to review it earlier, but I felt it was too short, so I caught up with the latest chapter [Shy]. The author's design is good, the heroine is very white, all the heart-wrenching content has reasonable explanations, the emotional scenes are excellent, and the car drives very smoothly. It's a sweet article, so you can follow up with peace of mind. Be sure to read to the end before making an evaluation. Here are the possible poisonous points, if you don't want to spoil the story, you can skip it. The first is the character design of the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist is a dog licker or a turtle man. The male protagonist is indeed a dog licker [face covering]. It can be said that he never let go of the female protagonist from the beginning to the end. However, I don't think that being able to take in a desperate female protagonist just means that he is a licking dog. At least there must be someone who is so kind. The female protagonist is much higher in rank than the male protagonist. It can be said that she has the male protagonist under her control. However, the female protagonist sincerely repented from the beginning to the end, and she was devoted to the male protagonist. Based on these points alone, I can't dislike the female protagonist. I even look forward to it after more than 30 chapters. (Who doesn't love a good wife who can earn you 100 million [makes a face]); secondly, whether she is a double clean or not, I don't really care about this, but I heard that the author listened to the readers' suggestions and changed the setting, changing the heroine's previous behavior to pure pragmatism. Now Even the body and spirit are both clean [eat melon], and it also makes the image of the heroine more plump. It may feel a bit unreasonable to read the relevant content, but it is reasonable. After all, this is a novel, not reality, just believe in the beauty [Sending Hearts] ; The third is the handling of the female supporting characters. This is supposed to be pure love, without a harem, but currently it seems that the female supporting characters will all be in good hands. In the end, I can only say that Brother Chen's dedication is worthy of such an excellent Sister Qing, and Sister Qing's consciousness is worthy of Brother Chen who loves her so much [I learned].
It's pretty good, there aren't too many plot points, and the characterization is relatively good, but I think it's still not satisfying enough. The male protagonist is still too easy to accept, and the female protagonist won't realize her mistakes at all if she's not reborn. People often say that there is no love without a reason, but sometimes love is inexplicable. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist first, and still loves her even after being hurt. However, the female protagonist fell in love with him only after being taken care of by the male protagonist after her rebirth (before her rebirth, the male protagonist also took care of her, but did not fall in love with her), which gives people an uncomfortable feeling. Sometimes I think, if the male protagonist did not fall in love with the female protagonist, it would be a happy ending
Summary: Recommended to read A little mention of the background of the heroine will make more people with mental mysophobia fall into the trap. In fact, the author should explain it in the introduction?? The heroine previously wanted to exploit everyone's personalities, including the hero and the villain. Therefore, the villain was not spoiled. At most, there was a scene of holding hands with the villain in front of many people that shocked the male protagonist. In fact, in private, the heroine refuses to have physical contact with the villain, finds reasons to avoid dating, and does not like the villain. She just wants to take advantage of the villain's resources... Although I feel that the author must have compromised some settings because of reality [Thinking][Thinking] After all, in real life, it is impossible not to do what should be done, but in the world of novels, everything is reasonable and makes us less uncomfortable [laughs] Reasons for recommendation: It's beautiful, sweet, and has a clear main line. Overall, it is a very refreshing regret story, unlike other regret stories where the heroine cannot recognize what she wants. It's a bit like a two-way redemption, but it's more about the male protagonist redeeming the female protagonist. The author is criticized for being a bit innocent? It doesn't seem to be particularly innocent. After all, the author's setting is for Xiaolu Yiqing [shy]
If a score of 7.9 Scares new readers, you must have missed this book. At present, there is no problem with the plot direction of this book, and the author also communicates with readers intensively. In order not to spoil too much, I can only urge everyone to take a look. There is no pretending to be guilty 13 times in a row until Shen Mei is tired. There is no Long Aotian who can kill everything instantly. There are only light and humorous daily routines and some key conflicts in the main line. There are also very good emotional scenes [smirk], and the two of them wouldn't have been talking back and forth for more than ten chapters. That would be unrealistic, and they are not children anymore. In short, I hope everyone can take a look at this work and like it as much as possible, so that the author who urges updates can update faster [laughter]
The characters in the book are very three-dimensional, not only the male and female protagonists, but also the portrayals of the male and female partners and passers-by in the book are also just right, including working women who are good at leveraging their own advantages, interns who are new to the workplace and lack of training, and all kinds of studio customers... This is really a plus, making the world in the book more three-dimensional and giving readers a richer reading experience. In terms of plot, it has not reached a climax yet, but as the main line advances, I think some of the foreshadowing laid in the previous article will at least make it less mediocre. However, as far as the current chapter is concerned, there are actually many conflicting points. The alternation between daily life and small explosions will at least not make people feel boring - the heroine's rebirth, meeting her parents, the hot spring trip... Are all relatively interesting plots. Including the daily life of the male and female protagonists (even the communication between the female protagonist and the female supporting role), I think it is quite interesting, at least it will not be a straightforward anecdote. This book actually has a lot of points, but I think the most important thing is the author himself. He is very active. I feel like I can see the author whenever I click on a comment. It is really good. It feels like someone is reading with me all the time, making this book alive as if it has a pulse. That's it for now. Complete.
The last comment may have been swallowed. The author of the previous and following comments did not reply to me. Please repost it. First of all, let's talk about the conclusion. The current score is definitely low. I won't say it is 9 or more, but it is at least 8.5. Besides, the difference is actually just one point - the writing style, or more accurately, the choice of words and sentences. I personally feel that the author used too many modifiers in order to pursue aesthetics or elegance. To be honest, the author could try to write some daily plots in simple white descriptions. Finally, let's talk about the advantages. The plot arrangement is reasonable, the story structure is rigorous, the use of environment and psychology is excellent, and the author is very persuasive and has eliminated all the poisonous points. To sum up, the book is really a good book. Writing about this kind of subject in Tomato requires courage and great caution, because it is easy to write a plot that makes people feel uncomfortable. The author handles this aspect very well. I don't know whether it was swallowed by the previous article or because the author didn't read it. I just wrote this comment out of the hope that a good book would be buried because of the rating. There is no malice in it.
To be honest, this kind of subject matter is difficult to write about, and the audience will definitely not be very large. Many people will definitely find it awkward to fall in love with a woman who has hurt themselves (here I refer to the male protagonist), but I want to say that it is actually reasonable - it is not easy to forget a girl you have liked for a long time. When you haven't let go, she will stand in front of you after several years and tell you that she is sorry for you, that she has changed, that she wants to be good to you, and that she does so. It is normal for her to fall in love again. The author has written well. There is nothing particularly unacceptable about the plot so far. I give it five stars. (The introduction is not Shuangjie. I hope the author will not mess with me. I hope this is just a spiritual fault. If it is physical, I will be really sad. I hope the author will not write like this.)
It looks good. This is the regret story in my heart. Redemption should be sincere and the process should be gradual, instead of squatting at the door of the hero's house every day and saying that I really know I was wrong, forgive me, give me one last chance.
I'm looking forward to seeing it firsthand. It's okay so far. It's better than I imagined. There are no obvious negative points. When reading a book, you should let a hundred flowers bloom. If you read too many regrets, you will be immune. This kind of novel is quite novel. If the author writes well, he may create a new track.
It's pretty and sweet enough, why don't I torture the heroine for a while (please) I've just finished watching it, it's great.