Please Stop Making Trouble

I'm curious, how did the heroine get copied by others in the first place? Although we all know that Wu is responsible, I haven't seen any explanation of this point. I wonder where I missed it? In addition, I think the reactions of the passerby characters in this article are all weird. For example, Xiang Yinan's father immediately misunderstood that Xiang Yinan was killed by the protagonist group and used it to attack the protagonist group. It is very unreasonable. The background of this article is a modern society governed by the rule of law. For another example, the first reaction of the female protagonist's classmates in this extra story was to despise the female protagonist for sitting in the author's seat. I think the first thought should be: Damn it! ? Could she be the author? ? ? After all, it was said before that the heroine gets along well with her dorm mate, and everyone on the forum also praised the relationship between the hero and heroine. In addition, as soon as the heroine entered the school, she was highly praised by the teacher for her talent, and was designated as a teaching assistant. The high school students she taught also liked her very much and affirmed her. From all indications, it is common sense that the students in this episode should not view the heroine with suspicion. Even if they are suspicious, it is unlikely to treat the heroine with such contemptuous words. People with normal IQs will wait for official explanations. Then the original owner of Wu came back, and had memories and so on. Oh, and the two months when the heroine's best friend had her body taken over. After returning, the follow-up of these two people was not explained clearly, and... Forget it, obviously I don't plan to talk about it anymore, and it has no impact on the main plot. I just feel that something is missing, which makes this article very unreal and not rigorous enough. Just, it's weird. Assuming Shu You had no memory, wouldn't she ask? Assuming she had memories, she would still ask, right? Assuming that she was stuffed with a strange memory, wouldn't her reaction be like that of the second-generation heroine in the middle, where she felt like she had a split personality or was transported through time? Wu's words are quite easy to explain: 1. Rich families>may lack love, parents don't care, and don't pay attention to their daughter's drastic change in temperament 2. The original owner is back > I realize something is wrong, but this is not the focus of this article. Use this extra chapter to easily get over it. The main reason is that Wu doesn't have many roles (referring to the original protagonist), but Shu You has appeared in her own person before. The readers have a basic understanding of her character, and also have some knowledge of the male protagonist friends who pursue her. So in terms of the ending, I personally think it is not a good ending. It is not like Wu, but it is not lost. Overall, it's still an interesting novel, but it could be better. So far, the plot is there, but the characters are lacking, and it doesn't make sense. I also find it very strange for the male protagonist. As for him not recognizing the heroine in the second life as the heroine (?), How can I say that the heroine has no memory of the first life before, but the male protagonist still loves the heroine very much. Why in the middle of this process, he suddenly stopped recognizing the heroine in the second life? Alas, I stayed up late to read it. The language is not very well organized. Sorry. Let's continue talking. I originally thought this was because the world in the middle was actually false and created by the system, so in fact the heroine in the second life was not a heroine because she had no soul. But then I mentioned that if Wu's mission is successful, then this world can continue to exist. In other words, this is indeed the real world, and the heroine of this world is still the heroine. It doesn't really make sense that the male protagonist would not love this female protagonist, but fall in love with the one he identified as the female protagonist, right? And the male protagonist of this world only loves the female protagonist of this world, and has no favorable impression of the female protagonist who has passed through three lives... I'm a little confused. Then about the fact that they are not reborn, but the route is the route of the original male and female protagonist in the second life. The explanation here is that Wu followed the previous methods, so the route is like this But why is the new male protagonist so afraid of Wu? He was not reborn, so how could he know Wu's methods? Why are you so afraid that Wu will kill the new heroine? Normally, it should be based on the original male and female protagonists of the first life showing off their affection, right? I wonder if I missed it? I only saw that the original heroine had doubts in her mind, but there was no explanation later. My head hurts when I stay up late, that's probably why. Overall, I think this article is interesting. I can see the author's intentions and he doesn't mean to ruin things. I just have some questions about the plot. Come on, author!

I'm curious, how did the heroine get copied by others in the first place? Although we all know that Wu is responsible, I haven't seen any explanation of this point. I wonder where I missed it? In addition, I think the reactions of the passerby characters in this article are all weird. For example, Xiang Yinan's father immediately misunderstood that Xiang Yinan was killed by the protagonist group and used it to attack the protagonist group. It is very unreasonable. The background of this article is a modern society governed by the rule of law. For another example, the first reaction of the female protagonist's classmates in this extra story was to despise the female protagonist for sitting in the author's seat. I think the first thought should be: Damn it! ? Could she be the author? ? ? After all, it was said before that the heroine gets along well with her dorm mate, and everyone on the forum also praised the relationship between the hero and heroine. In addition, as soon as the heroine entered the school, she was highly praised by the teacher for her talent, and was designated as a teaching assistant. The high school students she taught also liked her very much and affirmed her. From all indications, it is common sense that the students in this episode should not view the heroine with suspicion. Even if they are suspicious, it is unlikely to treat the heroine with such contemptuous words. People with normal IQs will wait for official explanations. Then the original owner of Wu came back, and had memories and so on. Oh, and the two months when the heroine's best friend had her body taken over. After returning, the follow-up of these two people was not explained clearly, and... Forget it, obviously I don't plan to talk about it anymore, and it has no impact on the main plot. I just feel that something is missing, which makes this article very unreal and not rigorous enough. Just, it's weird. Assuming Shu You had no memory, wouldn't she ask? Assuming she had memories, she would still ask, right? Assuming that she was stuffed with a strange memory, wouldn't her reaction be like that of the second-generation heroine in the middle, where she felt like she had a split personality or was transported through time? Wu's words are quite easy to explain: 1. Rich families>may lack love, parents don't care, and don't pay attention to their daughter's drastic change in temperament 2. The original owner is back > I realize something is wrong, but this is not the focus of this article. Use this extra chapter to easily get over it. The main reason is that Wu doesn't have many roles (referring to the original protagonist), but Shu You has appeared in her own person before. The readers have a basic understanding of her character, and also have some knowledge of the male protagonist friends who pursue her. So in terms of the ending, I personally think it is not a good ending. It is not like Wu, but it is not lost. Overall, it's still an interesting novel, but it could be better. So far, the plot is there, but the characters are lacking, and it doesn't make sense. I also find it very strange for the male protagonist. As for him not recognizing the heroine in the second life as the heroine (?), How can I say that the heroine has no memory of the first life before, but the male protagonist still loves the heroine very much. Why in the middle of this process, he suddenly stopped recognizing the heroine in the second life? Alas, I stayed up late to read it. The language is not very well organized. Sorry. Let's continue talking. I originally thought this was because the world in the middle was actually false and created by the system, so in fact the heroine in the second life was not a heroine because she had no soul. But then I mentioned that if Wu's mission is successful, then this world can continue to exist. In other words, this is indeed the real world, and the heroine of this world is still the heroine. It doesn't really make sense that the male protagonist would not love this female protagonist, but fall in love with the one he identified as the female protagonist, right? And the male protagonist of this world only loves the female protagonist of this world, and has no favorable impression of the female protagonist who has passed through three lives... I'm a little confused. Then about the fact that they are not reborn, but the route is the route of the original male and female protagonist in the second life. The explanation here is that Wu followed the previous methods, so the route is like this But why is the new male protagonist so afraid of Wu? He was not reborn, so how could he know Wu's methods? Why are you so afraid that Wu will kill the new heroine? Normally, it should be based on the original male and female protagonists of the first life showing off their affection, right? I wonder if I missed it? I only saw that the original heroine had doubts in her mind, but there was no explanation later. My head hurts when I stay up late, that's probably why. Overall, I think this article is interesting. I can see the author's intentions and he doesn't mean to ruin things. I just have some questions about the plot. Come on, author! Weird, I can't send it out no matter what, the last time

I feel like there's something not clearly explained about this ending.

I read this article a long time ago, so I'm going to leave a comment today. I have read a lot of brainless rebirth novels. This article is simply a turbulent flow in the rebirth novels. The reasons why the female protagonist acted and the reasons why the male protagonist indulged were all carefully and eye-catchingly set up. It is not a simple story about male love and female love but parentage. It is a very serious plot flow, which is quite in line with my taste. It is really eye-catching to see the later stage. Looking forward to the author's new works.

I wonder why this article keeps getting updated. . . Sir, are you revising your essay? ?

Very interesting, inseparable lovers, so sweet

A boring senior, hahaha

How can I put it, it's very beautiful, the front part, but the back part is a little complicated, especially the part where the third life exists in the second life's mind, ahhh, but the setting where the heroine doesn't make the hero panic is really cute. Come on, come on, come on~(￣▽￣~)~

Since reading this article, I can no longer look directly at those articles where the female protagonist crosses the book or is reborn to counterattack and successfully hook up with the male protagonist_(:з∠)_

Actually, I haven't quite understood the new article (covering face). Sure enough, this kind of imaginative article burns brain cells.