Reborn: I'll Take Care of You, My Poop-Scooper

I can tolerate the sad ending, but when I read the last sentence of this movie, I'm sorry, I'm Su Mu, I burst into tears.

Why do I feel so miserable about the original owner?

That's it. . . It's very interesting~but not enough~I hope there will be a second part~

I just want to know why there is no lower part? Is there any? If you have any, be sure to tell me

I don't know why, but it makes me feel aggrieved and my heart hurts! Please ask for extra QAQ

After reading it, I felt really aggrieved (~￣△￣)~

If a doctor hears this, he will really be dragged away for research!

The author of this article probably only had one idea when writing it, so the character design of this article feels very confusing. To be honest, I don't feel sorry for the heroine Xiao Hei. Although she was innocent when she was killed by someone, the staff of the underworld were also innocent. Black and White Impermanence is just a seduction after death. The death of the heroine has something to do with them. The heroine was mistakenly reborn as a cat because she did not want to erase her memory and reincarnate. The heroine finally became a cat. It was not the underworld that threw the heroine into the animal realm. Why did the heroine blame the underworld? There is also the female supporting character Su Mu. Why did Xiao Hei die? Xiao Hei did not let Qiao catch her to find her cat husband. It was Xiao Hei who panicked when she was dizzy and ran onto the road and was hit and killed while in the air. To be honest, this fault cannot be entirely blamed on the female supporting character. It is like someone crossing the road and causing a car accident. Can you blame the driver for not braking in time? The author also wrote that Xiao Hei fell in love with Su Mu and felt very guilty, but was Su Mu happy with Mingyue? As the creator of the entire book, the author should be able to consider these issues comprehensively. Even a supporting character cannot die without choice because of the interests of the protagonist. I hope the author can respect every character he writes.

I'm so confused, why did it end like this??

I don't know why. I feel depressed when I see this. Qiao Luoluo should be considered a superficial love, but what about Xiao Hei? I couldn't understand the ending at first, but after reading it a few times, I still feel that this kind of open ending may be good. In addition, the author writes very well, come on (???_??)?