[The powerful hedgehog female protagonist vs. The duplicitous male protagonist + wife chasing crematorium + spiritual spring space + daily life of raising cubs + getting rich by slapping the face]
In her previous life, after Lin Yao married her husband, an army officer, she took care of her children at home and lived in two places. She only waited for her children to grow up before joining the army. Unexpectedly, her husband's sister-in-law was jealous of her husband's allowance and ordered her daughter to push her son into the river and drown her.
Lin Yao went crazy, killed everyone, and was eventually shot.
Only after her death did she realize that she was just the vicious ex-wife of Qin Shishen, the veteran ascetic villain in a sweet novel.
In the book, she was selfish and only loved money. She gave birth to twin children. The eldest child was thrown to the male protagonist when he was born. The second child was kept with her and threatened the male protagonist to give him money every month.
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Twins? Obviously she only gave birth to one child.
After rebirth, Lin Yao regained the spiritual spring space, saved the second child Yuanbao, packed up the best, and took the child to join the army to get a divorce.
We also need to save the big kid Lebao who we have never seen before but will become a minor villain in the future.
It's just that it wasn't agreed upon. The military officer's husband doesn't love her, and the villain Le Bao hates her. Why does she take the initiative to make room for the heroine? The villain refuses to divorce her, and the villain becomes more and more clingy...
Reader comments
The heroine's experiences in her previous life and the formation of Lebao's temperament are all related to the hero. Even if there is a conflict, it should be dealt with in person and a third party should not be involved. Personally, I feel that we should definitely get divorced. We can get along with each other, but I don't feel that we need to remarry.
The front story is a bit frustrating. I think the biggest problem is the male protagonist. He doesn't have a long mouth. He has nothing to do with Lebao being brought up to be a bad person. The female protagonist has clearly given birth to twins, but everyone is obsessed with her. The male protagonist knows that he doesn't go back to ask the female protagonist. He only listens to other people's words and thinks that the female protagonist abandoned Lebao. He raised Lebao but did not take good care of him and did not care about him. He also asked nannies and guards to take care of Lebao but failed to take care of him, causing him to be abused and develop a perverse temperament. The female protagonist is relatively straightforward. The male protagonist is silent and she doesn't bother to talk to him. It's really annoying to chat with someone who is silent. Who knows what he is thinking in his heart, maybe his eyes are dark every time. Yuan Bao has always had a cheerful and lively personality following the heroine. Sure enough, it is different for a child to be alone with his father or mother. A child with a mother is a treasure.
When reading the plot, I just felt that this book was completely played by the three "female protagonists". The female supporting role was too good at jumping around, but I could accept it. Then I read it slowly. In fact, I have always preferred this kind of period novel, but it is not the kind of ancient period novel. The subject matter is very novel. I think the author's writing is very good. I really hope there are novels like this, because I prefer to read novels with children. The male protagonist in the early stage was a bit inferior, but I didn't feel it after reading it. In the early stage, Le Bao's character was not very likable, but overall, it's good to read!
I feel that my above evaluation is not fair, because this novel also has some disadvantages, that is, the male and female protagonists are not talkative in the early stage, and then the details of the divorce are not polished. For example, the female protagonist wants a divorce, but the male protagonist does not, and the author does not show that aspect of the male protagonist. Another thing is that when the heroine entered the compound in the early stage, her relationship with her wife was too confrontational.
The reversal is reversing. Multiple gold-finger owners, good and bad, all make waves in the article. Both the male and female protagonists maintain their bottom line, are smart, careful and determined, and finally return to family happiness. There are too many ups and downs in life, and babies who persevere will be happy.
It's good-looking. The main heroine will do it if she refuses to accept it. My favorite is the two babies. The eldest is arrogant and sinister, and the second is cute and cute. Come on, there will be more.
The heroine has a completely crusading personality, and the content is relatively novel. Moreover, Zai Zai was born by himself, which is much better than trying to save Zai Zai and the man through books and the like [sending heartfelt messages] After all, he is his biological son and husband. Mainly because I feel that there are relatively few emotional scenes in the later plot development.
Well, this book is pretty good. It's this special ability in him that just gives him a kind of assistance. Most of them are run by the heroine herself. So I think it's still pretty good.
Some places are very frustrating
Not bad, quite cheerful
Too many golden fingers
Yes, it's pretty.
Very beautiful, well written [like][like][like]
Because the characters are very vivid and vivid
Finished reading. The male and female protagonists love each other but it doesn't make people feel bad. Fortunately, the end result is good.
It's beautiful. I like the two babies better. I also like the heroine's character very much.
Not bad, not bad. Good-looking. As long as they are guided correctly, they are all good children. Every protagonist is great [send heart][learned][send heart][learned][send heart]
The heroine's experiences in her previous life and the formation of Lebao's temperament are all related to the hero. Even if there is a conflict, it should be dealt with in person and a third party should not be involved. Personally, I feel that we should definitely get divorced. We can get along with each other, but I don't feel that we need to remarry.
The front story is a bit frustrating. I think the biggest problem is the male protagonist. He doesn't have a long mouth. He has nothing to do with Lebao being brought up to be a bad person. The female protagonist has clearly given birth to twins, but everyone is obsessed with her. The male protagonist knows that he doesn't go back to ask the female protagonist. He only listens to other people's words and thinks that the female protagonist abandoned Lebao. He raised Lebao but did not take good care of him and did not care about him. He also asked nannies and guards to take care of Lebao but failed to take care of him, causing him to be abused and develop a perverse temperament. The female protagonist is relatively straightforward. The male protagonist is silent and she doesn't bother to talk to him. It's really annoying to chat with someone who is silent. Who knows what he is thinking in his heart, maybe his eyes are dark every time. Yuan Bao has always had a cheerful and lively personality following the heroine. Sure enough, it is different for a child to be alone with his father or mother. A child with a mother is a treasure.
When reading the plot, I just felt that this book was completely played by the three "female protagonists". The female supporting role was too good at jumping around, but I could accept it. Then I read it slowly. In fact, I have always preferred this kind of period novel, but it is not the kind of ancient period novel. The subject matter is very novel. I think the author's writing is very good. I really hope there are novels like this, because I prefer to read novels with children. The male protagonist in the early stage was a bit inferior, but I didn't feel it after reading it. In the early stage, Le Bao's character was not very likable, but overall, it's good to read! I feel that my above evaluation is not fair, because this novel also has some disadvantages, that is, the male and female protagonists are not talkative in the early stage, and then the details of the divorce are not polished. For example, the female protagonist wants a divorce, but the male protagonist does not, and the author does not show that aspect of the male protagonist. Another thing is that when the heroine entered the compound in the early stage, her relationship with her wife was too confrontational.
The reversal is reversing. Multiple gold-finger owners, good and bad, all make waves in the article. Both the male and female protagonists maintain their bottom line, are smart, careful and determined, and finally return to family happiness. There are too many ups and downs in life, and babies who persevere will be happy.
It's good-looking. The main heroine will do it if she refuses to accept it. My favorite is the two babies. The eldest is arrogant and sinister, and the second is cute and cute. Come on, there will be more.
The heroine has a completely crusading personality, and the content is relatively novel. Moreover, Zai Zai was born by himself, which is much better than trying to save Zai Zai and the man through books and the like [sending heartfelt messages] After all, he is his biological son and husband. Mainly because I feel that there are relatively few emotional scenes in the later plot development.
Well, this book is pretty good. It's this special ability in him that just gives him a kind of assistance. Most of them are run by the heroine herself. So I think it's still pretty good.
Some places are very frustrating
Not bad, quite cheerful
Too many golden fingers
Yes, it's pretty.
Very beautiful, well written [like][like][like]
Because the characters are very vivid and vivid
Finished reading. The male and female protagonists love each other but it doesn't make people feel bad. Fortunately, the end result is good.
It's beautiful. I like the two babies better. I also like the heroine's character very much.
Not bad, not bad. Good-looking. As long as they are guided correctly, they are all good children. Every protagonist is great [send heart][learned][send heart][learned][send heart]