A Transmigrated Woman's Path to Being Reborn

I like this ending very much. I have read many articles about how I vowed to travel all over the world after being reborn, and no longer stick to love, but in the end I will still be assigned a loyal dog man by the author. I found this to be a breath of fresh air, although I also think that a series of conspiracies such as poisoning are a bit ridiculous... After all, in such a social environment, heirs, family ties and family are the top priority, and the kind of people who don't care about anything for love will only appear in novels. Overall, at least it is not a vigorous love story just to give the heroine a so-called happy ending. This is the motivation for me to keep reading. Come on⊙∀⊙!

Su Ziqing didn't expect it to be like this. Men are really all the same. They only know how to talk about others if they don't dare to admit it. In fact, it's good for Pig's feet to be left alone all the time. After all, she is not from ancient times. Modern couples still have affairs. Which modern person in ancient times can bear it?

I really appreciate the choice of the heroine. Just like what many book friends said above, can't we live without a man? Women must marry and live for love? Whether you love her or not is your own business. As long as the heroine is not ambiguous and hanging on to many men, there is nothing to criticize. As a mother of a son, I say the same thing.

I am speechless about the so-called love that Mother Su threatens with love. This love is so narrow, has no respect, and has no wisdom. It just imposes what it thinks is good on others, and even lives a lifetime without understanding what it is that it wants, what happiness is, and it is forced. My own children live for others and for the standards of the public. In fact, I understand the heroine's choice. Her three life experiences have given her the wisdom to know what she wants and what the people around her want. At the same time, she also knows the boundaries that she and others cannot reach. She does not force or expect, and still achieves perfection by accepting and transcending the shortcomings of life. Everyone has different lessons to practice, and no one can say that my happiness is the happiness of others. With her vision, wisdom, and status, it would have been difficult to find a matching man in ancient times. This was an embarrassing setting from the beginning. Haven't you seen that the men of the same generation who could not marry her eventually became her fans? Her brother, her brother's friends, Xiao Mingrui, Su Ziqing, etc. From this you will know how powerful she is. She is a goddess. You will know that even Fan Bingbing can't marry her now, not to mention that the heroine is 100% perfect in terms of identity, status, reputation and personal qualities.

If the heroine in this life accepts Su who has a concubine, why can't she accept Xiao in the previous life? There is no difference between the two of them, but they have to face different endings? This is too unfair to the heroine. What is the meaning of the betrayal and pain she endured in the previous life? I don't think the heroine will be so weak. But I am indeed dissatisfied with this ending. Why didn't the author clearly point out the ending of Su and the heroine? In fact, I think that the two people should not be together, otherwise the female general a hundred years later should also be a descendant of the heroine. Her application for White Tiger Academy should be explained as coming to the academy founded by her great-grandmother. Therefore, this female general Su is definitely a descendant of that bastard. But I really don't like people like Su who have children with others and still come to pester the heroine. He is worse than Xiao. Xiao also knows that he has done something that has violated the bottom line and cannot be forgiven, so he is a little self-aware.

I think the heroine is too extreme. She promised to be a couple for the rest of her life, but she refused even if she tried. She could simply reconcile in her previous life, so why is she willing to take the gamble in this life?

Why is this the ending? Is it unreasonable? Even if Su's mother insists on letting Su Er have a child, she should do so after the ten-year period is up and there is still no hope of getting married. He's not an idiot or a retarded person. He doesn't know what his son's temperament is, but he insists on going his own way despite knowing the consequences. It feels like Su's mother has been betrayed by Su Er and his enemies.

Isn't this a double ending? It has to be a bastard. I thought everyone would expect a good ending after saying it for so long.

Is this the end? ! Okay, how did you get the child conceived? Don't tell me about drunken sex~~ It's not true. How come the two lives have the same ending? Isn't it very meaningful to be reborn? The two male protagonists have their own sons, and the heroine travels all over the world alone. Why should Heizi be clear and Heizi be clear? I'm so sad. I hope I can write about the story of the Founding Queen. I really want to read it~~ It's best if the Founding Queen is reborn to repay the male protagonist Shen, stay away from the male partner Ye, and become a female empress.

I don't know how to say it, but I still feel sorry for it, because the heroine was emotionally hurt in her previous life, and this life continues the consequences of her previous life. She ends up alone and doesn't have the courage to trust men anymore. I don't necessarily want Su to be the male protagonist, but I think there were still many men in ancient times who were not restricted by their families all their lives like Su and Xiao and could pursue freedom and carefreeness. Isn't it true that they can't be like Nan Zhu? It is precisely because the heroine has suffered so much that she needs someone who truly understands and protects her. The author's characters Xiao and Su can only be said to love her, but not to the point of understanding her, so they cannot be regarded as male protagonists. In fact, I really want to write a sequel. Even if the heroine reaches middle age, she can still meet someone who understands her and shares her ideals.