Mom and Dad Are Reborn

All booked, please remind me that this article only needs to look at the plot of the male protagonist when he was a child, because the male protagonist becomes more and more crooked as he grows older, but as a child he is worth everyone's liking. After watching Childhood, you can jump directly to order the extra episode where the male protagonist is reborn. The male protagonist before his rebirth is really better than the male protagonist who is with the female protagonist. As for the reason for the negative score, it is that every once in a while I remember that I impulsively subscribed to this article, and I get so angry that I tremble all over, and I can't help but roll over and give it a negative score. (I just finished watching the plot of my childhood, and the comments were all scolding me. I thought they were malicious slanders, but now I was wrong)

It's so well written, it makes people feel realistic and touching.

????? Are you going to propose and not see each other for half a month????? What god

Emmmm I've finished reading it, how can I say it, the first half is really great, the changes that the mother worked hard to make after her rebirth, Weiwei's own efforts and the relationship between the children, Weiwei's career, the writing and the handling of various emotions are all great. As for the second half, emmm, it probably started from the second "sudden fall" of the male protagonist all the way to the ending. The male protagonist may have received the script of the hypocritical female protagonist (although I think he has exceeded the limit of my understanding of hypocrisy). Although it was a bit hypocritical in the beginning, it was okay, but after they got together, his behavior was completely unacceptable. "Because the female protagonist is too strong, he feels inferior. Insecure, immature and immature, too self-centered and unable to think from others' perspective + he found out that the heroine had a secret and refused to tell him, "meeting the right person at the wrong time" and other reasons. It was completely relying on the heroine's love (?) To commit crimes based on love and hurt her unscrupulously. Btw although the female lead is a little obsessed with the male lead's emotional line, it's not unreasonable. This is the first time in more than ten years of reading a novel that I feel that the male protagonist should let the female protagonist go. Generally speaking, the relationship between the wife and her parents that the wife may want to express is still well written, but the handling of the subsequent plot may still need to be considered. For example, there are recurring scenes where the male protagonist degenerates into childishness and becomes unreasonable. It really gives people a hopeless feeling. It is too OOC and too unpopular. The male protagonist was a little cute when he was a child... As a result, even though the final ending is that after 4 years of separation, the male protagonist matures and then reconciles with the female protagonist and finally he. It also gives people the feeling of eating a fly during the process... I ordered the full text, so I insisted on reading it in the end. Here are some thoughts... Finally, I wish my wife to write better and better in the future.

Maybe I'm a bad person? I always feel that I shouldn't forgive so easily. I need to be more reserved. I hate iron but can't make steel.

The first half was very good and touching. I felt sorry for the heroine and made me cry uncontrollably. However, the second half gradually fell apart. The male protagonist, the heroine, and the development direction of the story ruined the good impression in the early stage.

That's it. I still want to see what happens after the male protagonist is reborn.

I also want to read the continuation of the main text, the daily life of the reborn female protagonist and the unregenerated male protagonist after they get together, as well as the names of the children and how many they have.

What's up with the anti-theft stamp...

Congratulations on the completion ~ Spread the flowers, spread the flowers