The male lead is reborn, and the female lead transmigrates. See how Lin Ruhai, reborn, wins his young wife's heart.
The regrets of my past life, the happiness of this one. I only hope I can walk beside you, one step at a time.
This story is based on the previous Red Chamber story. You could consider it the sequel.
The author's values are questionable, and I have no shame. The male lead is an obsessive, and the female lead has no real sense of right and wrong either. They both think they're doing a great job, and that's what matters: they think so themselves. Don't try to reason with people as obsessive and crazy as these characters. It won't work on them.
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In fact, there is nothing wrong with Jia Min. As a businessman without a son, it is normal for her to maintain her status against other women. Daiyu is also right. After her mother dies, it is normal to not like to be defensive or even hate the person who takes the position of her mother. Normal people will not regard their stepmother as their mother. It is also right for the heroine, a modern The girl inexplicably became the concubine of an old man. When she first came here, she was treated poorly by the servants and suffered a lot of grievances. She was poisoned and sterilized by Jia Min. It was normal for her to hate Jia Min and even Daiyu. She kept saying she loved her to Lin Ruhai, but she did hurt herself all the time. It was not wrong to protect Jiamin and Daiyu to play a cold war with her surname. Jia Min gave her sterilization medicine. A woman who cannot bear children is a blow. He still protects Jia Min. He almost loses his innocence by putting the heroine in danger for his daughter. He remembers Daiyu's birthday but forgets the heroine's. He always makes the heroine give in to Daiyu. No one around him can be trusted. Even the jewelry is marked and he doesn't give money. He is so guarded against her. How can the heroine believe that he loves her? Naturally, there is no sense of security.
Besides, the male protagonist claims to love the female protagonist, but what you do is abuse the female protagonist. If you love Jia Min, then it is normal for you to abuse the heroine, and you are quite kind. However, you love the heroine, but you hurt the heroine again and again, including protecting the people who hurt the heroine. You don't mean what you say. That's disgusting, you scumbag
I feel like the heroine has been too frustrated. Besides, are you cheating me? !
Damn, is this book going to be a scam? I've always been curious about whether the heroine's excellent son from her previous life will appear again?
Seeing this, there is always a slight entanglement. I always feel that something is wrong with Lin Ruhai's feelings for Ai Ruo. There is not that much love and it is not worth it for Ai Ruo. I wonder what will happen to her in the future when she knows that she was bewitched.
There is no need to write this part again. I think Lin Ruhai probably has a problem with male chauvinism. One is because he did not really get the heroine in his previous life, and the desire for exclusivity he wants to get. The other is the mentality that his woman cannot be touched by others. Otherwise, when the heroine encounters a gangster, he is only worried about whether there is anything between the heroine and Jia Zhen? On the other hand, although the author stated in the article that Lin Ruhai regretted being so good to Lin Daiyu throughout his life, I did not understand where he regretted it. His love for Lin Daiyu had become an instinct. The scary thing was that he himself thought he was not so kind to her. Everyone in this book has their own last resort and everyone has their own ideas. The male and female protagonists lack trust. Of course, a woman will never think that Lin Ruhai will love you wholeheartedly after being so good to Jia Min. I will never believe it. I think it is very good for the heroine, a girl who has not been out of society, to do this. She has a clear sense of right and wrong, and is like the epitome of a modern girl in her 20s. She wants to be close to warmth, but is afraid of being hurt, but she retains her own bottom line and has her own persistence. A girl like this who has just traveled through time and was plotted by a scheming person will definitely be tempted, and she will definitely not lose. But what I admire most is that she will not act unscrupulously when she thinks she is loved, nor will she become hysterical after she realizes it. She is the best of herself at every stage. I think the ending of the first part is that the heroine returns to modern times, and the hero also travels back to modern times, all with memories. I think the ending should be interesting
Reminder~
Damn, let me make a suggestion. If you can make the heroine the legitimate wife of the "Tang Dynasty", people may not be so disgusted with the heroine's identity. In fact, I think the heroine you wrote is okay, but the character of the male protagonist is a bit broken. Since he is an ancient traditional scholar-bureaucrat, his emotional requirements for his wife may not be so demanding. He is more likely to require his wife to take care of the household goods, bear children, and educate children.
In fact, that kid is Jia Min who came back for revenge, right? Where is the son? Don't be careless and come out quickly!
This book is quite irritating
In fact, there is nothing wrong with Jia Min. As a businessman without a son, it is normal for her to maintain her status against other women. Daiyu is also right. After her mother dies, it is normal to not like to be defensive or even hate the person who takes the position of her mother. Normal people will not regard their stepmother as their mother. It is also right for the heroine, a modern The girl inexplicably became the concubine of an old man. When she first came here, she was treated poorly by the servants and suffered a lot of grievances. She was poisoned and sterilized by Jia Min. It was normal for her to hate Jia Min and even Daiyu. She kept saying she loved her to Lin Ruhai, but she did hurt herself all the time. It was not wrong to protect Jiamin and Daiyu to play a cold war with her surname. Jia Min gave her sterilization medicine. A woman who cannot bear children is a blow. He still protects Jia Min. He almost loses his innocence by putting the heroine in danger for his daughter. He remembers Daiyu's birthday but forgets the heroine's. He always makes the heroine give in to Daiyu. No one around him can be trusted. Even the jewelry is marked and he doesn't give money. He is so guarded against her. How can the heroine believe that he loves her? Naturally, there is no sense of security. Besides, the male protagonist claims to love the female protagonist, but what you do is abuse the female protagonist. If you love Jia Min, then it is normal for you to abuse the heroine, and you are quite kind. However, you love the heroine, but you hurt the heroine again and again, including protecting the people who hurt the heroine. You don't mean what you say. That's disgusting, you scumbag
I feel like the heroine has been too frustrated. Besides, are you cheating me? !
Damn, is this book going to be a scam? I've always been curious about whether the heroine's excellent son from her previous life will appear again?
Seeing this, there is always a slight entanglement. I always feel that something is wrong with Lin Ruhai's feelings for Ai Ruo. There is not that much love and it is not worth it for Ai Ruo. I wonder what will happen to her in the future when she knows that she was bewitched.
There is no need to write this part again. I think Lin Ruhai probably has a problem with male chauvinism. One is because he did not really get the heroine in his previous life, and the desire for exclusivity he wants to get. The other is the mentality that his woman cannot be touched by others. Otherwise, when the heroine encounters a gangster, he is only worried about whether there is anything between the heroine and Jia Zhen? On the other hand, although the author stated in the article that Lin Ruhai regretted being so good to Lin Daiyu throughout his life, I did not understand where he regretted it. His love for Lin Daiyu had become an instinct. The scary thing was that he himself thought he was not so kind to her. Everyone in this book has their own last resort and everyone has their own ideas. The male and female protagonists lack trust. Of course, a woman will never think that Lin Ruhai will love you wholeheartedly after being so good to Jia Min. I will never believe it. I think it is very good for the heroine, a girl who has not been out of society, to do this. She has a clear sense of right and wrong, and is like the epitome of a modern girl in her 20s. She wants to be close to warmth, but is afraid of being hurt, but she retains her own bottom line and has her own persistence. A girl like this who has just traveled through time and was plotted by a scheming person will definitely be tempted, and she will definitely not lose. But what I admire most is that she will not act unscrupulously when she thinks she is loved, nor will she become hysterical after she realizes it. She is the best of herself at every stage. I think the ending of the first part is that the heroine returns to modern times, and the hero also travels back to modern times, all with memories. I think the ending should be interesting
Reminder~ Damn, let me make a suggestion. If you can make the heroine the legitimate wife of the "Tang Dynasty", people may not be so disgusted with the heroine's identity. In fact, I think the heroine you wrote is okay, but the character of the male protagonist is a bit broken. Since he is an ancient traditional scholar-bureaucrat, his emotional requirements for his wife may not be so demanding. He is more likely to require his wife to take care of the household goods, bear children, and educate children.
In fact, that kid is Jia Min who came back for revenge, right? Where is the son? Don't be careless and come out quickly!
Why haven't you updated yet? Is this a trap?
Dad, are you cheating? D(ŐдŐ๑) Please come back!