Starting Over: Why Does My Master Want to Imprison Me for a Hundred Years?

Delicious😋 I love to eat😋 Eat more😋, you can send it to the up owner of station B for demining😋

This is a good book that I shouldn't read alone, everyone should read it. The heroine is a super regretful heroine with a big heart.

It's a very, very good book. I can't just eat it by myself, I must share it with you guys👌🏻[Thinking]

The tortoise is so pretty, if you don't look at it, the tomatoes will be in vain [You taste it carefully]

After the tasting, I suggest you change it into an audio novel and post it on Douyin.

I have long been paralyzed, the writing is so good

When will Xie Hanyu be able to be so enchanted by the protagonist [laughs]

Let me talk about the conclusion first. It can be seen but there are many problems. It's true that it's not green, but there are still a lot of problems. First of all, according to the author himself, he is a novice. He should have a relatively clear idea of the ending of each character, but he has no outline (even if he did, he would have torn it up several times). What is a common problem for newbies? Based on this premise, let's take a look at the questions that readers who want to read may be more concerned about: 1. Is it really green? No, weddings and other issues will be explained step by step later, but the author did write up an issue that is very misleading for readers. That is, Xie (the master in the introduction)'s attitude towards Shen Zhou and other disciples after his rebirth is unreasonable and it is easy for readers to think that Xie's feelings for the male protagonist are just like that, and that he may have been conquered by Shen in his previous life. And this problem intensifies again in more than 90 chapters... It's very confusing 2. Is Xie the heroine? Will they get back together? Most likely. According to the author, Xie was originally modeled after the heroine (emphasis added), which meant that he wanted to be cleansed. However, many conflicts were revealed too late (the full reveal was almost over 200 chapters in). Readers have already formed a fixed understanding of Xie, and it is not without problems to say that Xie is really true. ① The problem of trust, Xie does not trust the male protagonist. Although he constantly emphasizes that the other disciples are all due to debts (to help Xie's parents "pay off the debt"), only the male protagonist is accepted by him because he likes him (it later develops into love but does not express it, which is also a classic master-disciple status), but in the slander and confrontation, he chooses to believe those who did not take the initiative to become disciples... It's a bit typical, isn't it? This is Xie's biggest problem and one of the roots of all tragedies. ②Xie's emotional problems, according to Xie's psychology and self-report written by the author, the male protagonist is number one in Xie's heart and has never loved Shen (there is Shen's perspective later, Shen is like a resentful woman who wants to get what she wants...), But at the beginning of the rebirth, other disciples were not involved in escorting the male protagonist, and there was a double standard against the male protagonist in more than 90 chapters... It was troublesome... But overall it was forcibly reconciled (probably?) ③The problem of killing the male protagonist, this can be said to be rounded up. The purpose of subduing the male protagonist is not to kill him, but in the end it was the male protagonist who blew himself up. It is okay to say that it indirectly forced the male protagonist to death, but it is classified into ①, which is repeated. It would be fine if ② and ③ Yuan came back (at least if these two Yuan don't come back, I will never accept whitewashing), and ① is a matter of opinion. Some readers may not be able to accept it and feel that they can't make up for it, while some readers think that the abuse later will be fine (in fact, the abuse later is quite cruel) 3. Finally, let's talk about the issue of singleness and plurality. As mentioned earlier, the author has no outline (or torn it up), and a long section (more than a hundred chapters) is unclear. At the beginning, the author probably planned to give up the single female lead. It can be seen from the fact that the senior sisters showed no signs of whitewashing and Shu Yue's initial treatment (I also gave up at that time... "In this beginning, the single female lead reunited? Are you kidding me?" This is what I thought at the time). But I guess she was afraid of being scolded... The appearance of the witch in more than a hundred chapters is obviously different. It can be seen that she is shaping up to be a heroine. In addition, according to the author's reply in the paragraph, she should be preparing to make Xie one of the harem. That's probably it. The new author has chosen a story about chasing a husband in a crematorium... It's still a story about chasing a husband in a crematorium where the heroine, who was about to leave the company at the beginning, gets back together... What a hellish start... It's almost inevitable to be scolded. Don't take it too seriously, please give me some encouragement from the four stars.

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It's good to watch. The male protagonist is reborn. He is very simple and has no ambitions about the future. He is really a masterpiece! Five stars for how red it is