The Poor Noblewoman

Rebirth stories have always been a category I like to read in the past. I like to be able to make a comeback again. Later, more people wrote them and read them more. The category of rebirth is as step-by-step as going through a game program. Anyway, no matter what the reason, the author has set it like this - rebirth will definitely win. I have always denied the proposition of rebirth. If a person is just reborn and nothing about her character has changed, then how can she do something that she has not done before? So this is very unreasonable. If she just knows the trajectory of some things, she can avoid previous dangers or mistakes, so that she changes her destiny? He sneered, if a person does not make progress, even if he escapes the danger this time, he will still finish the game the next time he encounters another danger. So now I rarely read rebirth articles, and I rarely encounter good rebirth articles. It would be interesting if the author could torture the pretentious reborn person. For example, the reborn person relies too much on everything he already knows, but is constantly killed by unknown things, and then is reborn again and again, until the reborn person learns well, changes his attitude, fundamentally changes himself, and examines himself. This is far too far. When I first read "The Poor Lady", I thought it was a rebirth novel like what I said above, "If I want you to be reborn, I'll be reborn and you'll get a golden finger, and you'll get a golden finger. Why is there so much bullshit?" Type of rebirth novel. Until I saw the extra chapter, the author told how the protagonist changed and why a woman who was originally disgusted by others could change her mind. I think this is the kind of rebirth novel I want to read. It's not about being reborn for the sake of something (fighting JP to get revenge). The characters' different experiences and some psychological changes make the whole character fuller. There is a past, a future, ups and downs, and a process of transformation. It's not just a golden finger, it's a constant advancement of oneself. The process of transformation is the most beautiful. Why are other rebirth stories written after rebirth, with almost no self-reflection, and just fighting JP? If a person lives such a miserable life, doesn't he have no problems at all? Is it really okay to put all the problems on others? This kind of article can give people a refreshing feeling, but in fact it is as valuable as a piece of tissue paper. It is thrown away after wiping it off, and readers will not read it again and again. If the author writes something more memorable, at least he can upgrade from facial tissue to handkerchief. Although it will be old, it can still be used after washing. In fact, the heroine in "The Poor Girl" can be seen in series through her life before and after her rebirth. There is a kind of continuity of the character, probably because the life experience of the heroine's transformation is written. Instead of being like other rebirth novels, there is a strong sense of discontinuity, that is, the character's vision goes dark, and the character stands up again to go through the level again. If the rebirth novel only exists in this way, it is quite meaningless and worthless, or the author has arranged very hard gold fingers such as space and adventure after rebirth. If the author sets the difficulty of life so low, then it can only be read as a refreshing article. These are not the protagonist's own advantages, such as being a loser and suddenly getting rich. I don't want to purely praise "The Poor Lady". I talked about the surprises I got in this work, so I won't take it to heart about some unsatisfactory details (there are too few articles to read, and there is no good article without this kind of psychological construction). No article is really perfect, and it can only be perfect, no matter how great the author is. If others don't point it out because they want to realize this kind of beauty, it doesn't mean they don't know. I hope the author can stick to some of his own essence. Although the writing is not perfect yet, these details are not ideological flaws and will gradually improve over time. Although many rebirth articles nowadays are not very good, it is difficult to see some outstanding ones, and it feels like time travel has become a trend in the past. In any case, each article has its own shining points, and there are many readers. Maybe many people can't find it and just ignore it. After all, reading articles is a pleasure. Remember the good things in the article, forget some bad things, and make yourself happy. Perhaps the real meaning of the subject of rebirth is to check and fill in the gaps. Rebirth is the rebirth of the protagonist, from physical to psychological rebirth. To say nirvana is probably a bit exaggerated. It is too buried as a golden finger opportunity.

That's it? ? The matter of Feng Zhan hasn't been explained clearly yet? ? ? ?

Wow~~The end is full of flowers

I feel like Feng Zhan has lost his character...

The two of them said they didn't remember the person named Feng? The plot here is unreasonable

Like!!! It's finally finished

Sprinkle flowers Sprinkle flowers

←_←It was exposed like this

I have forgotten the previous plot. . .

Don't lose your memory, just have a female supporting role.