In her first life, she cheated on him for money, then shielded him with her body as he died pierced by a thousand arrows.
In his second life, he took revenge on the man who had ruined him in his previous life, protected the woman he had wronged, and remained trapped in a loveless marriage. In the end, when all the glory faded, only loneliness remained.
In his third life, he divorced her as soon as they got their marriage certificate. He didn’t want to repeat the hardships of his past lives, and only wanted to stay by the side of the one he had loved in both.
But the other women still kept getting entangled with him.
He wouldn’t reject them, abandon them, deceive them, or take responsibility for them...
They wouldn’t leave, and he couldn’t get away.
The Earth is round. No matter which way you go, you end up back where you started.
I think if the author polishes it and writes it into a physical book, he can become an excellent writer. It has both excellent narrative techniques and literary treatment. The most important thing is that the author has captured the contradictions of this era. I think this is very important. The desire for money, different people's approaches to marriage, and people's alienation.
It's beautiful, very real, and every character is well written. It was a bit uncomfortable to watch at first, but life is not so perfect. If you want to read a cool article, don't click in. Otherwise, you will abandon the book and scold the author if you don't read a few chapters. You can read it if the introduction has a general setting that is acceptable. It's very beautiful and well written. I will keep chasing it, but now I want to read some harem cool stories to adjust.
In fact, we can also understand Su's change of heart in the first volume, because the male protagonist cannot provide her with the material life she wants. There is a saying that ordinary people should not marry a beautiful wife because you cannot provide material security! As for whether Su Qingxing should be allowed to wake up in the third volume, I think benevolent people have different opinions and wise people have different opinions. Personally, I think it's better to accept it. Just because she was able to kowtow to the male protagonist's mother until her head was bloody and say that she would provide for her in old age and atone for her sins proves that she really knows her mistakes. Being able to tell your ex-husband's mother about providing for her retirement is a surefire way to be sincere! In the third volume, let's give these women in their previous lives a good ending.
The author, to be honest, did a pretty good job, but it was a bit too heavy and depressing. I personally think it would be much more comfortable to watch if you add some light entertainment content, and add some small blessings to life. I feel like some of the plots are a little bit intellectual.
The writing is okay, but the question is, do people in reality regard emotions from past lives as so important? Anyway, for me, the things of the past life are over. If it doesn't happen in this life, it doesn't exist. I won't let things that don't exist affect my judgment of reality.
It is written in detail, not only the communication process, but also the psychological process of women. Whether you read it as Liu Beiwen or as a textbook of worldly affairs for men depends on the Taoist heart of each Taoist friend. The male protagonist is decent, but as for blood, not everyone has the ability to control violence. Most people are unable to calmly say the words when they call their old mother at the end of the day: Mom, take care, Haier can't fulfill his filial piety.
I just watched the first life. It is so well written. If it is polished well, it will definitely become a classic. It is realistic and romantic at the same time. It is a black reality and a bloody romance.
Well, it's very delicate. Although it's ai, it's delicate!
It's good-looking. I look forward to the protagonist's third rebirth.
The story creativity and writing techniques are very good. It is not the mainstream Ba Zong story or hate the sea and love the sky. It is as plain as water, but the emotional description is very delicate. The final ending is happy, not bad