The Original Wife’s Guide to Turning the Tables (Quick Transmigration)

I have read this article a long time ago, and now I have taken it out to read again. I saw that many people in the comment area are angry about the rebirth of the scumbag. They don't like this extra chapter, but I really like reading this article. Of course, I don't like the scene where the scumbag tortures me a thousand times and I lead the scumbag like my first love, but I like to see the scumbag sincerely realize his mistakes and regret for his previous life. I have always felt that when a person hurts others, he only seeks revenge, but cannot make people regret the mistakes they have made. Revenge is like only half of it.

This extra story probably requires someone with a certain age and experience to watch it. Anyway, when I watch it now, I just see that the heroine is very happy. As for whether the general is true love, according to the standards of true love among girls, how many true loves are there in this world? The focus of this extra chapter is not that the general became famous after his rebirth, but that the general repented and showed his regret to the heroine after his rebirth. A life she had wanted most. Those who criticize the author for this extra chapter will definitely feel different after reading it again after being beaten by society several times and tempered by life. Moreover, one thought becomes a devil, one thought becomes a Buddha, the heroine of this world is happy, and the general of this world is not a scumbag, regardless of whether his feelings are true love that meets Xiaoyan's standards. Of course, the generals of that world were still beasts.

I only read a few chapters of the whole story, but the ending forced Wei to be reborn, which I felt dissatisfied with. It would be better to write that after Wei was reborn, he thought the heroine was too cruel, and found a way to divorce and remarry, which was better than the heroine living like this for the rest of his life. Wei didn't even have the most basic respect for the heroine. In ancient times, those who educated their wives were Qi Ye. Her wife was another image of him to the outside world. Even if he didn't have much affection for his wife, under the primogeniture system, he would not do such things that only people with abnormal brains would do. On the other hand, I feel that Wei really has feelings for his concubine Liu, at least more than he does for the heroine. If Liu Sheng's son hadn't turned out to be incompetent later, I'm sure Wei would have brought Liu back after he was reborn. To have a child with her, it would be better to let Liu be reborn. The two of them are a perfect match. Don't let these two harm normal people.

I was still a little interested. I read the first chapter and the comments said that the scumbag was reborn, so I just bought the last chapter and read it. I was really speechless. So the heroine had done so many things to help others counterattack and slap people in the face, but in the end the author gave an ending like this?

After reading the original experience of the heroine, I immediately watched the Scumbag episode. The heroine in the previous life was miserable, and the scumbag in this life didn't take a concubine, but I didn't feel that there was any affection between them, although they seemed happy. I don't feel that they know each other and love each other sweetly. There is no sense of CP. It can be seen from the previous life that the scumbag is a person who only cares about himself and is indifferent to other people. He is not keen on love and takes concubines just for convenience. As for the tragic things that happened to the heroine, he didn't care, because he felt that the heroine was his property after she got married. As long as the heroine's family was miserable, he only needed to give the heroine the position of mistress, and the heroine should devote herself to his family wholeheartedly. As for the heroine being sad? He felt there was no need to care. He didn't say much about his love or affection for his concubine, because he could only give 3 out of 100 energy to the woman and his wife, so he didn't care about what he did. If he wanted something, he would give it to her. If the heroine doesn't fight for it, the scumbag won't give it to her. As for why I put my concubine and my brother close together so that they can cuddle up together. Maybe it's because of convenience. Brother concubine is the person he can use easily, and concubine is also the person he can use easily? The tragedy in the previous life was not for a reason, because the shortcomings of the male protagonist were exposed. I seem to be happy in this life because the scumbag didn't take a concubine? There is no more family trouble, and the heroine's status in the heart of the scumbag has risen slightly due to the experiences she had experienced in her previous life. Later, the child born to the female protagonist is smart, and the scumbag man values ​​the continuation of the family. If he treats the female protagonist's children well, he will also think more highly of the female protagonist. But I still didn't find it sweet, I just felt it was a pity. It feels like the heroine was just a dish on the table in the heart of the scumbag in her previous life, and so was the concubine. The scumbag will eat whatever dish he finds convenient. In this life, the mistress has become a tool that can assist him. It's also quite convenient to use. Eating one less dish (concubine) can upgrade the heroine, so the scumbag stops eating other side dishes to stabilize the heroine. That's probably what it feels like. So even the extra story about the heroine's happy life is not sweet.

This episode is really like eating shit

Finally finished chasing it ~ beautiful Although she hates Wei Yuankai, Mu Ling was just a young woman in the beginning. After rebirth, Wei Yuankai took a different path. At least the world of the unharmed girl brought the ending that Mu Ling wanted most at that time. But Wei Yuankai in the original time and space was a scumbag XD

A nice beginning, a disgusting ending. I thought the heroine insisted on not getting married because she really wanted to be single, but here I am waiting for this scumbag. Damn, what a disgusting ending.

Like many other readers, the only male character I prefer is Tall Butcher. As for the man named Wei, haha, let's list the crimes he has committed against the heroine (according to timeline rather than priority): 1) Taking a concubine without notifying the wife 2) Allow the concubine to get pregnant first (a concubine is a plaything that treats others with sex, and is considered a slave. She has no right to get pregnant first, otherwise how can a legitimate descendant be born?) 3) Indulging his concubine in disrespecting his wife, Mrs. Liu did not serve tea to the mistress of the house (those who have not passed through the Mingmen can only be counted as married couples, not even concubines) 4) Ignoring my concubine's domineering behavior, I aborted my wife's fetus (I love my concubine and destroy my wife) 5) Decided to leave the mother and keep the son, leaving the son of the wife's enemy (different from letting the unenemulated bastard stay under the wing of the legitimate mother; even the emperor would not dare to do this) 6) The concubine pretended to be pitiful and complained to Wei's parents but refused to kill her (killing a concubine is easier than killing a servant who has not signed a death contract) 7) Arrange the concubine close by rather than at the border, so that the mother (base) and the son (people) will reciprocate (reunite) and recognize (group) in the later period. 8) Continue to treat my concubine as a subordinate, and the latter caused the death of my wife's brother (the only child in the Mu family) 9) Not only did he not kill his concubine, but he blamed his wife for being depressed after asking for credit from the saint (the Mu family contributed money and effort to Zha's career, married their legitimate daughter to him, and also said good things to the saint) 10) Due to the disaster, the Mu family lost its successor, and Liu's son married his niece 11) Not caring about the Mu family, despising the uneconomical marriage of a concubine, and acquiescing to the fact that Princess Pingyang killed his wife and niece (repaying kindness with hatred) 12) Connivance with the princess to let her children and grandchildren go wild, causing the princess's son (grandson) to drown his sister's wife's niece's daughter (granddaughter) 13) Instead of killing or punishing the grandson, the deceased (stupid, female) is considered useless The above are just a few of the most obvious crimes that fit the background of the times. Among them, there were four lives that Wei Zha owed Mu Ling, and four lives that he should have taken. Let me ask, who can forgive? Why does the author think he is qualified to be reborn? Even so, shouldn't the trajectory of things be changed so that the Mu family has nothing to do with him? Or will Mu Ling be reborn and take care of their whole family early? I originally liked this article, but now it feels like a pot of porridge mixed with the rat thing: it's off-putting.

The last episode was pretty good. If I had the chance to come back again, I wouldn't be dazzled by hatred.