The Golden Branch in Disarray

It's well written. Finally, it's not the kind of person who, after rebirth, still fights with the person from the previous life, and then becomes sticky and entangled. He clearly vowed to take revenge, but in the end nothing was done, or in the end, he had to rely on the male protagonist to complete a little bit of revenge. The harm he suffered in the previous life did not cause the bad guys to suffer any backlash. When I saw Guo Xuan, I thought that the plot might be very cliche: being with new people, and then forgetting about the obsession with the previous life, but the heroine did not forget those hatreds, and in the end she truly killed her enemy with her own hands. In the early stage, it did not fall into the boring plot of having a fight with the love rival in the previous life. Although the ending may feel a little bit fruitless, it does not have that suffocating feeling of BE, and makes people feel very happy. This is the real revenge.

This book is different from ordinary rebirth novels. The heroine's inner struggle and persistence in hatred after rebirth are very vivid and real. After many rebirth stories, either the heroine has given up too completely and her ex-husband is too bad; or the heroine can't let go of her ex-husband for a while, but the emotional entanglement is so disconnected and sticky that people can't help but call the man a scumbag and a bitch. But this book handles it just right. The only person the heroine has ever liked is her ex-husband, but this does not prevent her from taking revenge and taking advantage of her ex-husband. Other memorable plots include the heroine discovering that the heroine who stabbed her enemy three times before her rebirth was married to a domestic violence maniac in her previous life because of her. This partially explains why the heroine in her previous life wanted to kill the heroine. The heroine was a little shocked and chose to cripple this domestic violence maniac in this life as a way to avenge the heroine in her previous life. Seeing this, I thought that the hatred in the heroine's heart had faded away. After all, it was considered a trick of fate, but I didn't expect that in the end, the heroine still took them all away without leaving any trace. I feel that it may have something to do with the poor data in this book. The ending is very rushed, but it can be considered a closure. For example, the heroine feels that her time is running out, so she chooses to resolve all the hatred that can be resolved before she dies, and leaves the unsolved to the prince, which is barely reasonable. There is no mention in the back of this book about why the attitudes of the heroine's mother and brother changed so drastically. They clearly didn't regret it in their previous lives. Maybe it was the words they said before leaving that finally made them understand how much they owed the heroine. But my understanding mixed with personal emotions is: maybe part of the reason is that the heroine in this life has managed step by step and got rid of the brainless image of the previous life, making them realize the importance of the heroine. There is a different weight between letting down a stone and letting down a piece of jade. The latter often makes people miss and regret it. Of course, this is not what the author wants to discuss, it is just my own experience. Valuable people still have the capital to entangle love and hate, while worthless people sing a one-man show and no one listens. I hope the author can add some extra chapters to tell more stories after the ending or the thoughts and endings of my ex-husband and others in my previous life!

After watching it all night, my clothes were wet with tears, and I just couldn't calm down! The heroine's two lives were too painful, and the hostility and hatred in her heart could not be resolved. Her only warm brother after rebirth was one of the reasons for her tragic death in her previous life, so even if her brother cared for her in every possible way in this life, he could not make her open her heart and let go of her obsession, not to mention that there were wolves around her? It can be said that the meaning of the heroine's rebirth is revenge. The novel has a wonderful story, compact plot and vivid characters. As for the shortcomings, it is that the ending is too abrupt and the ending is too sad. I hope the author can satisfy the readers' wishes and create a side story, so that the heroine can have a good ending and many clues can be more complete.

In fact, I think this ending is okay, very shocking and novel. The heroine really tried her best to resist. She was trapped in the past life. Except for a few people who have changed in this life (actually only Zhao Xuan has changed), most of them are still the same. She can't get the love she lacks. Of course, it is true that due to the word limit, the rest of the book is a little rushed and there are loopholes in the logic in some places. The author originally planned to write a million words in the outline, but it was too long. I looked through the comments to see the author's original setting. I personally feel that ending it here is good for the character portrayal of the heroine and Zhao Xuan. The heroine has been depressed all year round, suffering to the extreme. She is so depressed that she finally uses a very brutal way to question and fight. The tension is very high. Suddenly, she ranks among the top three heroines I have seen in Tomatoes in terms of personality. Zhao Xuan, I may be unethical and watch too much [Shihua] and think he has a romantic tendency towards the heroine, but in fact it is more than love. The author's original synopsis was that he always knew that the heroine wanted to kill him, but he still loved and protected her, and asked the heroine to give him power after his death. How can I put it, the ending is enough now. The original outline plot setting is really a bit too transcendent of emotions, and when the male lead was originally scheduled to be Guo Xuan, I feel that writing this way will fall into the trap, making it something like the love of the second male protagonist. Due to space limitations, Guo Xuan and Xie Su basically have no particularly outstanding features.

Although this novel is very short, the plot is very compact. The heroine was designed to fall in love with Cao Yu, the nephew of the late queen. In order to marry him, she unintentionally offended the then crown prince Zhao Xuan. When Zhao Xuan was registered as emperor, in order to retaliate, he divorced the heroine and grounded the heroine, and then gave the heroine's ex-husband a marriage to her cousin Yang Wan. The ex-husband's new wife Yang Wan was jealous of the heroine and killed the heroine's son but threatened the heroine with the life of her son, but the heroine didn't know it. The heroine was bullied by her ex-husband's second brother for the sake of her son. The heroine was unclean and believed that her son was not hers, so she was reborn after being killed by Yang Wan in her previous life. When she was 6 years old, she felt that she must avenge herself, but she may not be able to live a good life after being reborn. At first, she approached the new emperor in order to kill him, but she did not expect that the new emperor in this life would end up because he was dependent on her. She gave her sincerity, but the emperor wanted to grant the heroine a marriage to someone who had bullied her in the previous life. The new emperor was actually willing to exchange the title of prince for the heroine not to marry. I was touched. However, the heroine collapsed immediately and killed her ex-husband and his second brother with her enemies, and then committed suicide. At least in this life, the heroine and the new emperor were kind to her, which was a comfort to her heart.

The writing is smooth and the plot is reasonable. The destiny of God overlaps with the destiny of the previous life. In the end, the heroine directly changes her destiny with a killing move and ends it all. A good book indeed. Although the ending is rushed, I cannot deny that it is a good ending and does not deviate from the heroine's character. The plot of Machiavellian plot is particularly smooth and reasonable. If the author writes seriously about Machiavellian battles of wits, I am afraid it will have a good development.

I read it in one breath without skipping a word. There is no need to skip chapters to read this book. It was so good that I cried. I couldn't help crying. There is not much logic. I feel that the heroine does not have to go to a dead end, but her heartbreak is real. If she continues to live, she cannot express this heartbreak vividly. The heroine still cannot be happy in this life, because she has no father, a mother is worse than no mother, and the same goes for her brother. Family ties are unreliable, and love is even more illusory. This background is destined to make the heroine unable to live happily. Her tragedy was more caused by family affection and power. Love was just the straw that broke the camel's back. If she had to do it again, she still couldn't help herself and her destiny was not in her own hands. I don't understand. In short, this part doesn't have a strong logic, but it's just that you can't predict the direction of the characters and the plot next, which makes it particularly interesting. A heartbroken person is determined to die and takes away all the enemies he wants to take away, so happy!

It's super beautiful, better than most of the ancient sayings! The author's writing style is also very good, but it's a bit too short and feels like it stops abruptly, but it's also very reasonable, which makes it even more disappointing [crying] [crying] I like the heroine

Currently the best book on Tomato and I never leave messages easily. It is also the best online bg in the past few years. The framework structure written by the author is very tense and dramatic. The shortcoming may be the space limit. There are too few characters and they are close to each other. The plot is too small. However, the background set in the troubled times is reasonable. The most tense one is the princess kneeling in court. If there is a drama remake, it will definitely be a classic scene. Killing for life is an acceptable ending for the length of the text. When adapted into a drama, perhaps stopping at the entrance to the palace is a break point. Very good work, author, please don't give up and keep writing.

This is a book that I read carefully, from beginning to end. No skipping chapters. The ending is that the heroine kills her enemy and then commits suicide. It was unexpected, but in fact the heroine's body could not last long, she often vomited blood and suffered from inner demons.