Rebooting Life in the Nineties

It starts high and goes low, with a bad ending. There is a feeling that the author doesn't know what he is writing until the end. The depression in the early stage did not usher in any breaking point, and the emotional turning point was not puzzling enough. Chang Sanchun's character creation was chaotic. In the early stage, he was written as the biggest scumbag and villain in the whole story, giving people a feeling of depression and suffocation. In the later stage, he was written as an infatuated male lead who used the wrong method, which gave me an inexplicable feeling. The ending made me feel even more aggrieved. This text could have become a classic if it was written well, but in the end it turned out to be the biggest mess.

It's not a cool article, but it's still frustrating to read it.

Chang Sanchun actually has a good ending in this life. I am really convinced. Does he deserve it?

Seeing Chang Sanchun finally know how to love someone, I really shed tears of emotion. . . In this life, because of Xiao An's rise, he has become a successful person who does not do bad things. I've never been able to dislike him, maybe because I understand his pain of not getting what he wants. . . And he never succeeded in doing the bad things he wanted to do in this life. . . You can't look at him with the same feelings about a bad person. . .

Has Chang Sanchun done less evil than his best relatives??? A fool can arrange to die, why can't Chang Sanchun? Why did you become a monk after doing all the evil things in your previous life? You may think that life is worse than death, but this time it really makes you feel angry! I haven't done as many bad things in this life as I did in my previous life, but I can't wash my hands of it easily, even if he forcefully kisses me once and turns around and makes him fall... (Face covering) In short, although I understand that I want to write him as an infatuated male lead, what he did is not worthy of it! Finally, could you please add an extra chapter for the sake of me being in bed to protect my miscarriage but still staying up late to read the story (to see Chang Sanchun's evil retribution)? Even if it's a prank, let Chang travel back in time to the heroine in his previous life, and let him experience the feeling of being unable to explain, fight, run away, and beg for mercy... He feels hopeless both physically and mentally, okay?

I'm going to re-read this article again while I'm waiting for my makeup break! Your writing is so good!!

Alas, it ended in a hurry. I actually wish I could write more about their college years.

Oh my god, I really like the dark male protagonist.

Maybe I have some incorrect views. If I often worked outside in my previous life,

If I don't know how to write in Chinese, it's just me hahahaha