Jiang Yanxiang died.
After a lifetime of exhausting work, she died in bed.
When she opened her eyes again, she was eighteen.
The first thing she did after being reborn was dump that scumbag! But then she thought about it: if she didn’t marry him, she’d lose her three daughters… Fine, she’d marry him again. But this time…
She would become a beautiful, delicate little green tea flower:
Fragile and helpless on the surface, but behind the scenes, she’d keep a firm grip on her man’s money and keep his heart on a leash.
Her rough-and-tumble husband was such a male chauvinist, wasn’t he?
She’d make him willingly work like an ox, all while thinking he’d struck gold.
Watch the heroine gradually train her rough husband~
The plot is quite good and very novel. But a novel is a novel, and it's okay to feel comfortable reading it. But. In reality, don't think that men can become better just by training and management. Shit is shit. If you taste it and you know it is shit, cover your nose and run away. Don't run into it at the next intersection and take a bite to make sure it's shit.
Hey I think the male protagonist is just a little white flower, and the female protagonist is okay now after being reborn~ But when I think about the things in the previous life, I feel very uncomfortable~ Although men in that era may be like that, but I really feel that the female protagonist has a hard time~ I hope the female protagonist can do better in this life One thing would be better, could you create a career line for the heroine? The author is great~ There is also a way out~ Although I really want the heroine to leave after having three daughters, but I feel that this should be he. I hope the process will not be too abusive to the heroine~ The hero can abuse her hard! Ball ball! (I was too cheap in my previous life. I really went too far and took all the money away without giving the heroine and her children a way to survive.)
It's nice to look at, but can you not let the heroine have so many children? !
The author's writing style is very good. Sometimes it looks a bit like prose. In fact, I still want the heroine to have a son. Giving birth to a son in that era can really change his situation. Her previous life was too miserable, but if the heroine can change her life without giving birth to a son, then I think it is the best. This is just my personal opinion. Don't criticize if you don't like it.
It's quite good-looking, and the heroine's maternal brilliance is quite admirable, yet she still marries a scumbag just to have three children. But I don't quite understand why Yuhong died suddenly. In her previous life, she lived until the heroine gave birth to her third child. The heroine didn't try to change her fate, so why did she suddenly die early in her life?
9.4 Points. ✅The writing is very good, and the descriptions of the environment and characters are very detailed and vivid. The setting is not new, but the plot twists and turns again and again, not out of the ordinary.
The heroine still chooses to marry a scumbag after rebirth (in order to make up for the child by giving birth to the same child), and the third party in the previous life turned from a salesperson to an educated youth... The author is very good at setting the hook.
✅Looking at this life, neither the mother-in-law nor the male protagonist is hopeless. I hope there will be a plain and harmonious ending.
❌I hope all the supporting characters who framed the marriage of the male and female protagonists will step down soon, it's too bad to watch (I support brave pursuit after divorce, but please stay away from each other during the marriage😑
This is really good. For someone like me who loves reading novels, I can finish every chapter and wait for the author to update every day. The only drawback is that only two chapters are updated every day [crying] [crying] [crying]
Some of the settings in this book are quite interesting, but are the male protagonist in the previous life and the male protagonist in this life really the same person? I feel that the description in the article is a little different, or is there some misunderstanding in the previous life? Looking at it now, I think this male protagonist is quite normal. He has never had any entanglements with the widow in his life.
This is the best period piece I've ever read! In his previous life, the male protagonist had no heart and never loved anyone. Only in this life did he truly fall in love with someone. The male and female protagonists lived a very busy life, which made people feel sweet in their hearts. [Sending Hearts]
The characterization is very three-dimensional. I am very curious about the subsequent development and whether the male protagonist in this life is the male protagonist in the previous life.
Not bad, not bad. I hope the follow-up development will not involve the heroine giving birth to a son.
The plot is quite good and very novel. But a novel is a novel, and it's okay to feel comfortable reading it. But. In reality, don't think that men can become better just by training and management. Shit is shit. If you taste it and you know it is shit, cover your nose and run away. Don't run into it at the next intersection and take a bite to make sure it's shit.
Hey I think the male protagonist is just a little white flower, and the female protagonist is okay now after being reborn~ But when I think about the things in the previous life, I feel very uncomfortable~ Although men in that era may be like that, but I really feel that the female protagonist has a hard time~ I hope the female protagonist can do better in this life One thing would be better, could you create a career line for the heroine? The author is great~ There is also a way out~ Although I really want the heroine to leave after having three daughters, but I feel that this should be he. I hope the process will not be too abusive to the heroine~ The hero can abuse her hard! Ball ball! (I was too cheap in my previous life. I really went too far and took all the money away without giving the heroine and her children a way to survive.)
It's nice to look at, but can you not let the heroine have so many children? !
The author's writing style is very good. Sometimes it looks a bit like prose. In fact, I still want the heroine to have a son. Giving birth to a son in that era can really change his situation. Her previous life was too miserable, but if the heroine can change her life without giving birth to a son, then I think it is the best. This is just my personal opinion. Don't criticize if you don't like it.
It's quite good-looking, and the heroine's maternal brilliance is quite admirable, yet she still marries a scumbag just to have three children. But I don't quite understand why Yuhong died suddenly. In her previous life, she lived until the heroine gave birth to her third child. The heroine didn't try to change her fate, so why did she suddenly die early in her life?
9.4 Points. ✅The writing is very good, and the descriptions of the environment and characters are very detailed and vivid. The setting is not new, but the plot twists and turns again and again, not out of the ordinary. The heroine still chooses to marry a scumbag after rebirth (in order to make up for the child by giving birth to the same child), and the third party in the previous life turned from a salesperson to an educated youth... The author is very good at setting the hook. ✅Looking at this life, neither the mother-in-law nor the male protagonist is hopeless. I hope there will be a plain and harmonious ending. ❌I hope all the supporting characters who framed the marriage of the male and female protagonists will step down soon, it's too bad to watch (I support brave pursuit after divorce, but please stay away from each other during the marriage😑
This is really good. For someone like me who loves reading novels, I can finish every chapter and wait for the author to update every day. The only drawback is that only two chapters are updated every day [crying] [crying] [crying]
Some of the settings in this book are quite interesting, but are the male protagonist in the previous life and the male protagonist in this life really the same person? I feel that the description in the article is a little different, or is there some misunderstanding in the previous life? Looking at it now, I think this male protagonist is quite normal. He has never had any entanglements with the widow in his life.
This is the best period piece I've ever read! In his previous life, the male protagonist had no heart and never loved anyone. Only in this life did he truly fall in love with someone. The male and female protagonists lived a very busy life, which made people feel sweet in their hearts. [Sending Hearts]
The characterization is very three-dimensional. I am very curious about the subsequent development and whether the male protagonist in this life is the male protagonist in the previous life. Not bad, not bad. I hope the follow-up development will not involve the heroine giving birth to a son.