
The Rebirth of Miss Tea Table
茶几小姐重生记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 211k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Such a cold article can actually be included in V, haha! The writing is also terrible, modern times are not like modern times, and the Republic of China is not like the Republic of China! I still wrote about rebirth as soon as I followed the trend. After following the trend, I still couldn't get popular, so I left smoothly, haha!
So beautiful! The authors of Daily Update are all good boys, come on! !
When will He Yichuang receive the lunch box? I really don't like her.
Who is the male protagonist? Why was Yiluo eliminated so easily?
Against brother and sister
I also think these two look great together. It seems more suitable than Ji Heng. When He Yiluo and the heroine are together, both of them are obviously more energetic and their characters are more vivid. And for a person like Ji Heng, it should be his first love with a touch of regret in his existence and memory.
Hey, I guessed before that my sister might have met a male pig abroad. Indeed it is. ╮(╯_╰)╭ It's time for my sister to turn dark. Do you think the heroine stole her boyfriend or something?
This window is a disaster, and she will definitely be the big trouble for the coffee table in the future.
Haha, the problem of familiar voices is about to be exposed!
I am a psychology major, and I sympathize with Yi Chuang. Personality has a lot to do with the environment, and most of it is acquired. If you were in her position, you were taught to be pure and kind since childhood, but then you were despised and plotted every day, you had no elders to teach you how to behave, you were surrounded by people with malicious intentions, and you had a scheming stepmother who deliberately led you to do dishonorable things, I don't think anyone would do better than Yi Chuang. The power of being cold-blooded is terrible. People who grow up in such an environment will either have low self-esteem, give up on themselves, or take extreme revenge against society. Of course, the chance of the latter happening is extremely small, because no one will guide you like this. The reason why the coffee table is so outstanding is that she is mentally mature enough not to be influenced by others. I am a protective person. If my sister is bullied, I will take revenge. Coffee Table's character sounds indifferent at best, but is just selfish to put it bluntly. She will not sacrifice herself for her sister. In essence, she does not regard Yi Chuang as a real relative. This is not a question of whether the Holy Mother is the Holy Mother or not. If your biological mother and sister were plotted against someone, would you hate her to death? Will you stand up for her? To Coffee Table, Window is at best a friend, and I only have gratitude from childhood and sympathy now. True family love means not caring about one's own gains and losses, but also letting the family live a good life. I don't think Yi Chuang's departure back then was necessarily a betrayal or necessarily for glory and wealth. Some very sensible and sacrificial people will think more about it. If they don't leave, they will increase the burden on their family. Leaving will make their mother more relaxed. My younger brothers and sisters will all be studying. It is best for everyone to choose to leave for a longer-term future. But for Yi Chuang, leaving also means separation from relatives, living under the roof of others, misunderstandings from relatives and contempt from others. The mental pressure is far more devastating than the hardships in life.