[She Was Foolish in Her Past Life]
She thought that if she could be completely sure of her own innocence, she could explain everything all by herself, and everyone could come away with their dignity intact.
In the end, she let herself be blinded by one thing, jumped off a building, and left her soul trapped in the world for decades.
[After Getting a Second Chance at Life]
She flips the table. Who cares about the innocent having nothing to fear? Who cares about calmly explaining things? Who cares about saving face?
Anyone who dares question her to her face gets dealt with the hard way. She'd rather throw a punch than waste a word. One comes, she hits one; two come, she hits both.
[And Then There's That Man]
The man who spent his whole life secretly loving her in her last life was also the reason she was trapped in the world for decades.
Are you kidding me? You have a face that handsome and you spend your life pining in secret?
You even dared to steal her ashes, but you couldn't bring yourself to confess? Isn't that a little ridiculous?
But, sigh, never mind. Come here first. Let's get married, and then we'll talk about the rest...
Are there real-life cases like Zhou Rui's and Mu Lingxue's? I feel like slapping them a few times just reading this.
It's alright. I managed to read up to chapter 24. It's about a female protagonist who was driven to her death by a group of fake people, but is reborn and marries a cowardly man, tearing the fake people apart.
Reborn as a loser or still a good-for-nothing? It's not that there was no counterattack, but the counterattack was half-hearted and meaningless. Perhaps they were afraid that if they completely messed things up, they would have nothing left to write about. Anyway, it's really unpleasant to watch. You might think he's feeling aggrieved, but then he retaliates. Yet, when he does retaliate, it's not very effective. Every time he retaliates, it's just a weak and awkward situation.
The original male and female leads were exhausted after reading just over a hundred chapters. What's even more sinister is that I've encountered people like this in real life who are immersed in their own world and refuse to listen to others. It's a miracle that the male and female leads have mouths.
It's well-written; I enjoy reading this sweet little story. There are no misunderstandings; everyone speaks their mind, and the female lead isn't portrayed as a shy, timid fool who's unwilling to express her feelings. If you like someone, you should express it passionately. Life already has enough hardships; if reading a sweet story involves all sorts of misunderstandings and drama, it's just too exhausting.
Haha, I really like it. Both the male and female leads have mouths, and they communicate promptly about any problems. Their love is genuine, passionate, and honest. The male lead is the first to rush to the female lead's aid when others bully her. It's a sweet, normal romance.
Marriage is child's play, love is a game. The rich play games with life.
Go go go go go!
Mostly good, but one minor complaint: why didn't the male lead take revenge in his past life? It was too cowardly.
So far, it's been pretty good.