Zhao, the first surname in the Hundred Family Surnames.
Zhao Mingying, an utterly ordinary name, belongs to the heroine of this story.
She's an entirely ordinary college student.
Yet she encounters the lately popular but thoroughly extraordinary phenomenon of transmigration, and becomes a college student reborn in her own university days.
When she comes to her senses, she decides to leave him, only to meet another him.
She's been reborn, so why is life still so exhausting?
The steamy bits are not in the public chapters
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What is this chapter about? Is it about Mingying before she was reborn? It has some connection with the previous chapter.
Maybe my personal preferences are different. After reading this novel for so long, this is the only one that makes me want to curse. The money is spent, and at least the readers will be happy to see it. I don't think it's money well spent. Just want to say one thing. What a magical thing
What a depressing tragedy, I don't like the ending!!!
Does dying for someone prove the greatness of love? I can only say that it is a sign of ignorance and immaturity. I once heard a story about a boy and a girl who fell in love. After watching the movie, they wanted to give it a try. But the little girl heard that she needs to use condoms to prevent pregnancy. The boy said he once saw one at his uncle's house. The two children are very young, only about thirteen or fourteen years old. Of course, they have no money either. So the boy took the girl to his uncle's house to steal condoms, but the door was locked. So the boy planned to climb in through the window outside the building, where there was a narrow balcony. When they stole the condoms and were about to return the same way, they suddenly heard the sound of the door being unlocked. The boy was so frightened that he couldn't choose the way to go, and ended up missing... A boy sacrificed his life for a girl's request. Can this be considered great love?
In an emergency, some of what people do is understandable. This chapter is very well written
Going back and forth, the concept of time is a bit confusing, I don't know whether this chapter is a memory or a sequence.
When I saw these pictures, I couldn't help but think of "Meteor Garden", but Zhang Qingyue is more hateful than Daoming Si, and Dong Qingchi is no better than Zaizai. Even if Zhao Mingying can be as gentle and tolerant as Shancai, so what. So it's destined to be a tragedy
After chasing it for so long, it turns out to be a tragedy. If I want to watch a tragedy, I might as well watch 512. There is no need to read novels.
Why is it such a tragic tragedy? Even if we are no longer together, it's good to be able to watch each other! I'm so sad that I've been chasing it for so long!
Such an ending is so sad!