You don't have to tell me if you're dropping this novel. Come and go as you please. I won't force you.
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Shang Que'an never wanted to marry Wanzhi, and Wanzhi never wanted to marry Shang Que'an.
They spent over a decade as husband and wife in name only, until Wanzhi, frail and ill, died first.
- Not long after her death, Wanzhi was reborn. Then she discovered that her husband from her past life had been reborn too.
- They both decided, without a word between them, to start over. They'd never met, and they avoided each other with perfect understanding, each choosing a different spouse.
Shang Que'an wanted to end up with the woman he loved.
Wanzhi, too, accepted the county prince who had once admired her.
In this life, they'd take different paths. They'd have nothing to do with each other, and each would live their own life to the fullest.
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Wanzhi took her revenge, and Shang Que'an rose in rank.
Wanzhi killed someone, and Shang Que'an rose in rank.
Wanzhi married, and Shang Que'an rose in rank. He dragged over a chair and deliberately blocked her way.
[Did you ever love me?]
After leaving him, Wanzhi entered Shang Que'an's sight in a different way.
The woman answered with a disdainful glance.
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In this life, Wanzhi has done right by Heaven, by Earth, and, above all, by herself.
Shang Que'an thinks she still has feelings for him, but he doesn't know that the moment they were reborn, met, and turned away from each other, Wanzhi had cut him completely out of her life.
- But in this life, Shang Que'an can't let go of her, and his words grow more and more unhinged. "Whoever you love, I'll kill. I'll kill everyone in the world if I have to."
"You're mine. I won't let you marry anyone else."
Wanzhi paid him no mind, until someone began appearing in her bedroom night after night. He took out a pair of bells and fastened them around her ankles. Only then did Wanzhi realize he was serious.
Shang Que'an never wanted to fall into a trap called Wanzhi, until he watched his heart sink deeper and deeper while he remained fully conscious.
Wanzhi really knows how to hurt him.
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Note: The male lead will not change. Once he realizes he truly loves the female lead, he'll pursue her by force, then suffer through a long road to win her back.
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[The male lead will not change] If you can't accept that, don't read this.
Theme: Starting over and making the most of being reborn.
The end of this chapter feels like the ending of "Bad Maid", and I thought, "Please Master Zhong Yan, please help me more." The heroine has money and status, so she shouldn't be too happy when her husband is not at home. The male protagonist can just be the outsider all the time, and I see that he is very good at climbing over walls and picking locks, and he can show weakness and show his misery to win sympathy. It's impossible to expect him to give up. Heli is too cheap for him. It's fine to just be the outside wife like this [Shut up] Who told him not to cherish the good first wife in his previous life? It's deserving of being without a name or status in this life [dog head]
The heroine's procrastination is unhelpful. If you don't love her, don't be ambiguous.
This one is really not as good as before. I'm really looking forward to seeing the settings. The result is very stiff. The transformation of the male protagonist was very abrupt, and I didn't understand why he liked the female protagonist until the end. Clearing up misunderstandings in the past life is too hard. Moreover, it was clear that he had only wanted to marry a female partner before, but in no case did he come back regretting the death of the heroine in his previous life. I don't know what to say about the plot between the second male lead and the female supporting actor, and I don't know why the second male lead was arranged to be a eunuch, while the female supporting actor didn't appear much later. I thought it was a plot in which the male protagonist is gradually attracted to the female protagonist after his rebirth, and the female protagonist starts a new life again, but the male protagonist gets what she wants. The result is that the male protagonist did something to the female protagonist, the second male eunuch left, and finally the female protagonist had to accept
The male protagonist is really a little sick, with his brain circuitry, and it's really funny when he talks about Amitabha.
I was attracted by the setting and reluctantly finished reading. The characters are good, but the plot is too sloppy and the twists are abrupt. There is no understanding of each other through the experience of reading Qianfan after rebirth. The three protagonists are like three egg boys and inexplicably speed up to the end. 23333
After reading it, this male protagonist is not as attractive as the author's previous male protagonists, especially the transformation in the later part is too blunt. He suddenly changed from a tough-talking, awkward and cold-hearted crazy person to a deep-hearted, gentle and lingering one, which is quite disconnected. In the end, I still regretted the second male lead. Because he had to arrange for both male and female protagonists to be clean, he had to become a eunuch, which was a bit funny [dog head]
In fact, the heroine's life is quite good like this. Being married is just like being unmarried, just like being in her own home. She can do whatever she wants, and no one cares about her. She has the final say. She has money and status and feels great. [OK]
Let's skip ahead and read the ending. When the male protagonist was reborn, he said that he was determined not to marry the female protagonist because he wanted to make up for the regrets he had with Shang Xiaomei in his previous life. There was no sign of love at all. In my opinion, he was more like a person who was snatched away by the second male lead. He couldn't get what was originally his, and was possessed by possessiveness. .
It looked good in the early stage, but not so good in the later stage.
You won't have to do a good deed every day from now on, right?
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The end of this chapter feels like the ending of "Bad Maid", and I thought, "Please Master Zhong Yan, please help me more." The heroine has money and status, so she shouldn't be too happy when her husband is not at home. The male protagonist can just be the outsider all the time, and I see that he is very good at climbing over walls and picking locks, and he can show weakness and show his misery to win sympathy. It's impossible to expect him to give up. Heli is too cheap for him. It's fine to just be the outside wife like this [Shut up] Who told him not to cherish the good first wife in his previous life? It's deserving of being without a name or status in this life [dog head]
The heroine's procrastination is unhelpful. If you don't love her, don't be ambiguous.
This one is really not as good as before. I'm really looking forward to seeing the settings. The result is very stiff. The transformation of the male protagonist was very abrupt, and I didn't understand why he liked the female protagonist until the end. Clearing up misunderstandings in the past life is too hard. Moreover, it was clear that he had only wanted to marry a female partner before, but in no case did he come back regretting the death of the heroine in his previous life. I don't know what to say about the plot between the second male lead and the female supporting actor, and I don't know why the second male lead was arranged to be a eunuch, while the female supporting actor didn't appear much later. I thought it was a plot in which the male protagonist is gradually attracted to the female protagonist after his rebirth, and the female protagonist starts a new life again, but the male protagonist gets what she wants. The result is that the male protagonist did something to the female protagonist, the second male eunuch left, and finally the female protagonist had to accept
The male protagonist is really a little sick, with his brain circuitry, and it's really funny when he talks about Amitabha.
I was attracted by the setting and reluctantly finished reading. The characters are good, but the plot is too sloppy and the twists are abrupt. There is no understanding of each other through the experience of reading Qianfan after rebirth. The three protagonists are like three egg boys and inexplicably speed up to the end. 23333
After reading it, this male protagonist is not as attractive as the author's previous male protagonists, especially the transformation in the later part is too blunt. He suddenly changed from a tough-talking, awkward and cold-hearted crazy person to a deep-hearted, gentle and lingering one, which is quite disconnected. In the end, I still regretted the second male lead. Because he had to arrange for both male and female protagonists to be clean, he had to become a eunuch, which was a bit funny [dog head]
In fact, the heroine's life is quite good like this. Being married is just like being unmarried, just like being in her own home. She can do whatever she wants, and no one cares about her. She has the final say. She has money and status and feels great. [OK]
Let's skip ahead and read the ending. When the male protagonist was reborn, he said that he was determined not to marry the female protagonist because he wanted to make up for the regrets he had with Shang Xiaomei in his previous life. There was no sign of love at all. In my opinion, he was more like a person who was snatched away by the second male lead. He couldn't get what was originally his, and was possessed by possessiveness. .
It looked good in the early stage, but not so good in the later stage.
You won't have to do a good deed every day from now on, right?