The Young Lady Tears Apart Her Own Redemption Story

The original female protagonist awakens in her past life. From the previous life, the male protagonist ignores the original female protagonist. Later, she has a child. He treats her well. There may be problems with the child, but does the male protagonist really not have any selfish intentions? So in this life, the heroine mainly forgives the hero, so what does the heroine's grievances in the previous life count? The male protagonist in the previous life both wanted and indirectly harmed the female protagonist. (I know that love will dissipate, but the male protagonist cannot see the pain of his wife in her previous life. He just feels that his wife is making trouble unreasonably. The original female protagonist is a "good person" in the eyes of the male protagonist. Therefore, the male protagonist's love "cannot be unreasonable, hysterical, and have no desires or demands." Just like in this life, the heroine makes the hero feel the hatred of the heroine, the changes in his father, and the coveting of the original heroine, but the hero does not take the initiative to understand the heroine and why this is the case. Only when the male protagonist feels it will he say: It turns out it's not what I thought it was. I can't want both at the same time. Not everyone can be happy.) If the female protagonist is still the same as in her previous life, will the male protagonist also make the same choice as in her previous life? In the world of the male protagonist, he had regrets in his previous life, but he still had children and a wife, and lived a happy life. So the heroine in this life also has to be with the hero for the rest of her life? Is the heroine's awakening to make up for the regrets of the male protagonist in her previous life? (I don't know why it gives me this feeling) I hope that the male protagonist can also awaken the memory of his past life, so that he knows why the female protagonist is like this. He was happy in his previous life, and the person he was happy with was the person his wife hated her whole life! You cannot divorce unless you are married. Someone drugged the male protagonist in the previous life. What was the punishment given by the male protagonist? So he compromised and was good to the original heroine and his father. After a lifetime? Dear author, I selfishly don't want the male protagonist to be with the female protagonist. The heroine's current life is not a regrettable attempt to perfect the hero's past life. (Personal feelings, in my opinion, I will not forgive you if you marry the person I have hated all my life, have children, and live a happy life. It doesn't matter to me even if it's someone else, but it can't be her. Have you thought about me and my mother when you are with him? So it seems that the male protagonist in the previous life did not love the female protagonist anymore. If the male protagonist can get along well with the original female protagonist and thinks that the original female protagonist is very good, then it means that the male protagonist has let go of the female protagonist and is living his own life. ) Some may say it's for the sake of the children, but I always firmly believe that children are just a ladder. If you have a child with someone you hate, then for the sake of the child you can stop being hateful and treat her well? How about a lifetime? (The above are my thoughts after reaching the latest chapter 108. I added it to my bookshelf. I hope someone will mention me at the end. Thank you!)

I hope that the heroine will not compromise and remarry just because the hero saved her, and we will make dumplings for reunion! The prerequisite for the male protagonist to see through the true face of the original female protagonist and the true face of the female protagonist's father is for the female protagonist to save herself and the female protagonist's self-awakening. If she takes one step forward, despair and death will be her inevitable end. So many intentional and unintentional injuries are real, how can the female protagonist accept the male protagonist calmly? Of course, human nature is complex, and the heroine may compromise for the sake of her son!

This is the kind of story a heroine should read! The heroine is calm and wise, has revenge, and does not indulge in love. The ending is not good. The father and the mistress have done many evil things. It should have ended more miserable. They should have been poor and miserable. The male protagonist should have given up and the female protagonist would have started her second life.

I hope that the female protagonist will be beautiful in the end. The male protagonist never stood by the female protagonist in his previous life. This time it is the result of her efforts. I hope that the female protagonist's father will be poor. The final analysis is that the heroine has a selfish father. He does not love his children or his wife. He tolerates and protects Fang because he loves Fang's mother, and he loves Wujiwu as long as it does not harm his own actual interests. In order to be happy for himself, he makes the people around him compromise. If it harms the actual interests, The interests have changed. In essence, the heroine's father is an egoist who can abandon his first love for material things, and can abandon family ties for his first love. The heroine's mother has seen through it and has not allowed her daughter to see the true nature of her father, which has led to her death. However, there is nothing that can be done about the child's desire for family affection.

The heroine is not with the hero in the ending, which is why I gave it five stars. In this book, what I care most about the male protagonist is not that he had a relationship with Fang Shanshan in the original book, nor that he remarried Fang Shanshan, but that he chose to let go of the female protagonist at the end of the original book. Although in reality it is often said that those who are alive should live on, but letting go means forgetting. This is far more unforgivable than him getting married and having children with Fang Shanshan.

The most important thing is that the heroine is awake and has not looked back. 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭 This is the thinking of a normal person. The father of this book is really a scumbag, but he is a bit envious of the female villain. Although she didn't get love, her parents sacrificed everything for her. There is also a stepfather who stopped his mother from taking revenge only if he didn't see his daughter's tragic condition at the end. If this person had not insisted on following the script, he would most likely have lived a more exciting life.

The author writes very well. It is a rare novel that I can finish. The characters are relatively three-dimensional and not thin. The heroine is always awake and knows what she wants. The story develops smoothly and naturally. Overall, it is a very good book.

Damn, keep up the good work, I think the hero can still be saved, I hope it's he

The logic is reasonable and the plot is novel and unique.

The writing is very good, the logic is very clear, and the characters are well described. The story is wonderful. It's very well written, I hope the author will continue to work hard. Don't be swayed by comments.