Reborn as a Woman in Republican-Era China

I admire how difficult it is to walk. Not everyone can do it even if they don't like it, so they have to be patient. There must be something happening that we don't know about. Mine removal is OK, but refreshing the screen is a bit disgusting. Reading novels and pictures is a way to kill time. Not everyone needs to think deeply about it. It is a literary masterpiece. Just enjoy reading the novel. Why think so much about it? As long as it doesn't violate the normal three views and doesn't have any harmful thoughts, it's fine

It's very interesting. I like reading this kind of Republican literature.

Several books are too long and lack stamina. This one is relatively complete.

I would rate it 3.7 Out of 5. The biggest regret of this article is that the author's logic is not clear. It is difficult to see the sense of continuity in the whole chapter. It always feels like starting a new chapter and writing it, which is very uncomfortable when reading the article. Another big problem is that he likes to speak only half of his words. Sometimes he even likes to speak half of his words, which makes people look confused. I feel that the author's writing style may be more literary and artistic, and he wanted to deal with it with charm, but he didn't do it well and felt uncomfortable. The biggest confusion at the beginning is, why do the male and female protagonists suddenly know that they are reborn? It's very strange. Of course, what I appreciate the most is not the emotional line between the male and female protagonists and their bloody love history, but the various situations in the world under the background of the conflict between the old society and the new culture at that time. It was the best of times and the worst of times. New ideas inspired a group of young people to pursue freedom, independence, and freedom from bondage. But for many women, they are either reborn or stuck in the quagmire. The story of a group of women in the heroine's uncle's family well reflects the fierce ideological conflicts in society at that time. This reminds me of those great writers, without mentioning names, who married women from the old era through arranged marriages by their parents or by their own children. Of course, in fact, they did not love their wives. However, when they met young women inspired by new ideas, they felt that they were truly in love. This is not their fault, it is the helplessness and regret of that era. I don't like the image of the male and female protagonists created, but it's not easy for the author to write the article. I read a lot of comments about it. I don't think it's necessary. If you don't like it, don't watch it (although I feel like it's stuck in my throat@x@)

I really like this book, I have read it many times

I have never been fond of reading novels from the Republic of China period, but I just can't accept the separation and separation caused by the war during that period. This novel is quite interesting. I think the heroine changed very quickly. In fact, I have already written about it before. She did not accept Fang's handshake or Gao's confession. She was just a good classmate to Du. The hero was not a scumbag in his previous life, but he didn't understand love that well. The heroine's transformation after rebirth is also quite good. Don't read this novel with the perspective of women today. After all, this is rebirth, not time travel.

Who killed the heroine in her previous life?

Why do both the male and female protagonists know that the other is reborn?

Does Traveling Difficulty have any personal grudges with the author? Everyone has the right to create according to their own wishes. If you don't like it, just fork it. There is no need to criticize others so hard.

Didn't I say there was a side story about past lives?