After Rebirth, Crazy Critics Always Die in Front of Me

When you come back from a failed marriage, will you make the same mistake again? This book uses the perspective of the heroine's rebirth to face her new eighteenth year and meet the boy she once loved. However, in the face of the tragedy of her past life, even if the boy keeps approaching him, the heroine does not dare to go forward. She just wants to stay as far away from this person as possible. But later, when the death cycle comes, she realizes that the fate between the hero and the heroine has already been connected. So where should they go? [Almost crying] I personally like my book very much, what can I say? First of all, I wrote this book just because I have a good innovation point, which is the cycle of time and space. At first, I originally wanted to write about chasing my wife at the crematorium, but as my heart moved on, I couldn't continue on this path. I had the same idea as other readers at the beginning, that is, I didn't understand why the heroine would forgive the hero so quickly when she was eighteen years old. However, as I read later, I began to understand more and more the heroine's inner struggle. (My initial thoughts told me that I am getting more and more deviated from the main point of this book, haha) In her opinion, the eighteen-year-old Sui Lou is different from the thirty-year-old Sui Lou who is successful and famous. She has never denied that the eighteen-year-old Sui Lou really loves her. I personally think the heroine sees this very clearly. She will not absolutely deny the love and affection he once brought her because of what the thirty-year-old Suilou did, nor will she have some expectations for the thirty-year-old Suilou because of the filter of the eighteen-year-old Suilou. She has always had a clear attitude towards Sui Lou from both time and space. I am the same way towards love. I am more open-minded and it seems that likes and dislikes can coexist. I hate him, I hate him, I hate him the most, but what I hate most is that the bright moon does not only shine on me... Eighteen-year-old Lu Ci, regardless of whether she has experienced betrayal or not, in her heart, eighteen-year-old Sui Yu is the best person. Among the top ten heroines, no matter what the thirty-year-old Suiyu does to make amends, she will never be able to go on with him anymore. She is very open-minded and has a clear distinction between love and hate. I can confidently say that I like the eighteen-year-old Sui Ge and Lu Ci very much. They are always bright and high-spirited [note] [send heart] [send heart] [shy]

The torture of men is quite good, and it is better than other wife-chasing stories that only torture men until the end. The ending was also very good. The things that happened to the male protagonist in his first life made it no longer possible for them.

The whole article is finished! This passage is dedicated to our Mr. Sui and Xiaobao. The two childhood sweethearts moved towards a happy marriage, but lost each other in the river of time. Who is to blame? It seems that there is nothing to blame. People cannot be eighteen years old, and the same is true for love. In the vast world, there are only a few people who can maintain themselves. His loss, his inaction, and his indifference drove her into a harem, pushing her to the point of death. Cycle after cycle, you face the years when the other person loved you the most with the memories of your past life. Being close to him means you are close to pain, and staying away from him means you are far away from happiness. Every transition between eighteen years old and reality is a kind of torture for Xiaobao. Every time you return to reality, fate is looking for the moment when your relationship deteriorates. In Xiaobao's memory, the eighteen-year-old Sui is always irreplaceable, and the thirty-year-old Sui is always crazy. What traps each other is love and Sui Zong's entanglement. The impact of memories also appears in Sui Zong's mind in the form of a dream. He talks to his thirty-year-old self across time and space, and changes occur in reincarnation. Is it a pity? It seems not. They are like symbionts and will always be together, but the ending of their union must be painful. So Mr. Sui used the death of reincarnation to cut off his own sins and sent Xiaobao on another path.

It's great, especially the death of the male protagonist at the end. All injuries done knowingly and intentionally are not worth being forgiven, and all starts over come at a price.

I'm giving it a 5-point rating for the time being. I personally feel that the author wanted to write he. I think it's pretty good, but it depends on whether the subsequent author can write the part of the circle. If not, it may be revised to a 4-point or a 3-point later.

A lot of tears flowed from my nose... The subject matter is novel and unique, and the imperfect ending is perfect...

Great writing. This is the first time I read this kind of book. It doesn't have many plots or characters, and it mainly focuses on the psychological description of the protagonist. Usually, it is difficult to read such a long psychological journey, but the author's writing style is profound, and he narrates the sourness, struggle, happiness, and hopelessness of Deer Eucalyptus in the cycle~ Goodbye New Book [Love]

Beautiful! Good looking good looking

Very pretty

This story is very interesting, I like [love][love]