The Aloof Beauty Was Reborn

I don't hate novels with vicious female supporting characters, but there's no need to be jealous of the heroine even if she interacts with her a lot. On the contrary, the setting of the second male lead is much more likable than the female counterpart. Why should we put all the vicious settings on the female characters? The male characters are all sober and transparent.

Well, it is very well written and very real. It is not like a simple campus romance novel. It has many thoughts about events and life. The miss in the previous life is not just a mistake. The cliché story about seizing opportunities in this life is really inappropriate for the previous life. The writing is very clear. In this life, there have been many changes and many regrets have been made up for (but I have always felt that it is really a pity only if you think it is a regret)

Why does the female supporting character Tang Jing also have a darkened setting? Does anyone want to be jealous of the female protagonist? I'm so speechless.

If you are reborn just for that man/woman, it is a bit speechless. If it is to save others or let's put it another way, just to get others, you will use all kinds of conspiracies and tricks. What is the purpose?

My perfect match also copied the love letter from the heroine to the hero? It's a bit shameless...

We can only say that the male protagonist really deserved it in his previous life. He was too self-righteous. He weighed the pros and cons and made the choice behind his back for the female protagonist. It was just a false self-impression. Even if he still makes such a decision, I think it would be countless times better to tell the heroine that he likes her, tell her everything, tell her to weigh the pros and cons, and let her choose. I think I have a choice, but I will never tolerate deception, concealment, and self-righteous choices. It can only be said that the male and female protagonists in the previous life were not suitable for each other. Even if they were together, they would be boring and they might not be able to go far.

Yes, that's right, the part in this chapter about not confessing to someone who is a bystander coincides with my idea that true love can only be given if the love you give to the other person is the love she wants (the love she can feel, the way she wants).

Will you die if you don't write a villainous female supporting character? Writing a vicious male supporting character makes the male protagonist unpopular?

It's strange, how did the face-blind heroine recognize Ji Dong and Tang Jing?

The male protagonist is really a bit arrogant, but it's true, otherwise he wouldn't have made the decisions he did in his previous life. Sure enough, only when people are truly swapped can they put themselves in the other person's shoes.