
Reborn: A Brilliant Counterattack
重生之璀璨反扑
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Is this called abuse? If your man killed your whole family, your children, and even straightened up your mistress, would you still love him? Too cheap to die
Horrible... This is definitely the pinnacle of a scumbag and bitch novel. The male protagonist kills the female protagonist's whole family... The female protagonist comes back from rebirth and deceives herself into forgetting the blood feud... It's simply disgusting.
I can only sigh~~The man is too scumbag
I'm speechless. I don't know where to counterattack. It's so cheap that there is no bottom line.
When I was a kid, I just felt that the heroine was pitiful and cried a lot. It makes me sad just thinking about it. Now that I am reading this article, I read it from the most recent article. I feel that the heroine has no hatred for the hero after she wakes up. She only feels emotional when she sees that the hero is good to Mei, and then wants to get the same flamboyant identity as before. I feel like a child. Maybe the heroine's character is not mature enough, but she hates her so much that her family and children are destroyed. She can't be so innocent in the end. But the large text is still very attractive to read, but I am still a little shocked. I originally thought it was Su Shuang's slap in the face, but in the end I felt so sad when I read it.
It feels like the author himself didn't think it was a big deal that the emperor killed the heroine's family and her children. Nothing was as important as whether the emperor loved the heroine or not, so he had to wait until the readers kept scolding the heroine before filling the loopholes. Because the story is well told, this flaw is even more unsatisfactory.
It feels like the author himself didn't think it was a big deal that the emperor killed the heroine's family and her children. Nothing was as important as whether the emperor loved the heroine or not, so he had to wait until the readers kept scolding the heroine before he thought of fixing the loopholes.
The story is well written and the heroine is disgusting. So I chased it here, and while watching it, I felt disgusted with the heroine, and she was also drunk.
He kept talking about the reason why he wanted Mei to be the queen, but he didn't explain it clearly at the end.
In fact, I think the writing is pretty good. I don't understand why so many people are dissatisfied. It's just that the tragedy in the end is quite depressing.