Reborn into Married Love

The ending was not well written, and it can be said that it was a failure from the moment the male protagonist left the country.

Are you taking revenge on society? I really want to say

Taking a closer look, the male protagonist regrets how he treated his wife in his previous life, and he is the only one in this world who still has the memory of the female protagonist in his previous life. It seems that this is a hurdle that he will never get over. I just hope that the heroine will find a partner in her previous life who will not only love another little girl, but also treat her as a little girl's beloved partner. And there is definitely no one who loves Yueyue more than the heroine, because the father who loves Yueyue the most has passed away. In fact, he also has a grudge against Yueyue. Why is he not a caring little cotton-padded jacket? But he also knows that she cannot be blamed. It is all spoiled by the hero and the people around him, and the heroine cannot express it. Alas, after thinking about it, the heroine in the previous life was the worst, and her mother-in-law was also very bad to her. Presumably the last person the male protagonist had trouble with was his wife from his previous life.

Wouldn't it be enough to just make up a post-marriage episode for the male and female protagonists? Now, if this isn't a bad ending, then the ending is like "the female protagonist gives the painting she drew since she was a child to the male protagonist. The male protagonist knows that the female protagonist just wants her to stay by his side. Any method is fine" and then it's gone? ? ? ? ? What about behind? ? ? ? Speechless, speechless, speechless, speechless

After watching the ending in advance, I feel that the only thing that makes me feel that the male protagonist is abused is that Yueyue would call other people daddy in her previous life.

The description of the elementary school years is sincere and detailed, especially the psychology of the heroine is very well written and very immersive, and the male protagonist's character perspective is also very good. However, when she was in junior high school, she gradually became not as good as before. The heroine's character when she first fell in love was not that good (mainly because the heroine always had a very unenthusiastic attitude towards classmates who cared about her and was immersed in her own emotional world). The hero's way of leaving without saying goodbye. It's also very confusing. The most important thing is that the emotional changes are too abrupt. If you study abroad, you will skip the originally very interesting growing up years. You will lose the calmness that your childhood sweethearts should have had. It seems that you have lost your feelings and want to finish it quickly. Just finish it off. It's a sweet and sour snack to finish off the meal early. Even with the first half as a base, you can still eat it happily and satisfactorily. But in the end, I didn't finish it well. I could guess the plot below, so it makes no sense to write it. I don't know what to say. In the final analysis, the author is free to write whatever he wants. But my personal opinion is that all happy endings in the world are almost the same. Forcibly opening the ending with only half a sentence left without even finishing it is not much better than the cliché happy ending. Rather than an unexpected ending, I prefer a good beginning and an end.

Watching it again, I still feel so sad and sad. I really want to know about my past life and the sweet love in this life.

In fact, there is only one extra story about the heroine from the past life. .

The author probably has time to write a spin-off about his past life. I really want to see Su Wan's psychological journey and ending in his past life.

It's a crappy article that explains everything beautifully and clearly, so why should I pay money to read it? It's so mean-spirited! Jinjiang's first negative score is given to you, the author. You're welcome. You deserve it.