After Rebirth, Surely I Can't Fall for My Own Wife Again?

Why does the bride wear mourning clothes and enter the bridal chamber on her wedding night? Why are there always so many ghosts in the top fairy sect? Is behind all this the loss of conscience or the loss of morality? Please pay attention to the preview of "The Ghost King and Her Immortal Wife", which will take you into a different journey of cultivating immortals!

It can be seen that the author really wants to fill in the settings and wants the plot to develop with "ups and downs". The front foot has just created a bloody conflict, and the back foot has to non-stop create "opportunities" to ease it. It is indeed quite difficult to write. But the protagonist's psychological and emotional changes in the process are too blunt, giving people a feeling of being stuck in the throat. And the plot continued, but it was too uncomfortable in terms of emotional identification and perspective, and the development of the plot was chaotic and took off. The marriage is divorced, so just do it? As for the extra story, the author wants to write about divorce and remarriage. How much has Fu endured for Xu, and Xu regrets pursuing his wife? This is not impossible, but how much does Xu regret it? What has she done to make up for it? Has she solved those problems that seem to be misunderstandings and accidents from a God's perspective, but in reality are very serious and heavy problems? Xu's apology after Fu's car accident was not based on concern and distress for his wife. They were all weak and feeble. Did Xu really care about her lover? He had close contact with his pursuer in front of his wife, and the pursuer slandered his lover in public (Xu's birthday). For this kind of thing, let alone draw a clear line with the pursuer in person, even a few explanations afterwards. He didn't even write any words of comfort, and he just said "she knew Xu wouldn't have anything with Meng Haier" until the end, and Fu let it go. Did Fu really respect him? Xu's circle of friends misunderstood Fu, and Xu let his suitor sit in his wife's seat in front of his friends and peel shrimps for a third party. In the end, Fu's image was still so ridiculous among his friends. Did Xu really respect Fu? Needless to say, for the readers, in terms of the logic of the book itself, it is a shame for love at the top and for the lover at the bottom. It is really a headache to read. It is a bloody plot that develops a bloody CP, and writes a typical avoidant "garage heavy smoking man" personality of Xu He, who is deeply in love no matter what. . Do you know why a bloody relationship should be accompanied by a crematorium? Because this is the minimum respect for the relationship and the other party. Only when mutual contributions reach a relative balance can this relationship be enjoyable and worthy of appreciation, and it is the real He. The author not only wanted the bloody He, but couldn't write this balance well. In the end, he wrote about the development of Oita Tefen and forced a happy ending to create readers who suffered myocardial infarction. I don't even understand. The author's writing skills are not that bad between the lines. Why is the development after each conflict so difficult to describe at a glance? Does the author really know in his heart what it feels like to read "After reading thousands of sails, it's still you", and does he really agree with it? I always feel that you don't understand the point where the emotions between separation and separation are erupting, so you just sew up the relationship between two people without any rules. There is only sadomasochism, but no deep love. In general, the starting setting (introduction) of the book is originally a very creative idea, and the daily joyful plot is also well written. It has to be mixed with so much blood, and it is a pity to abandon it if it is tasteless. Judging from the writing power of this book, the author is now more suitable to write warm cookies without so many contradictions, or bloody sadomasochism. Apart from anything else, if I could completely cut ties with Zhenxu in the end, I wouldn't feel uncomfortable writing such a long paragraph, even if it took me the rest of my life.

Maybe he also has a wife... If something doesn't look right, just watch the extra episode Xu really deserves a wife!!! Fuqiao is in bad luck!! The age of 28 is not the end, but the beginning. You can play football for a long time.

I really broke my guard. . . The episode has been so long, why is it getting longer?

I'm really convinced. . . Indeed it is. . . Your article is so bad that it's neither good nor bad. It's amazing. I can finally say goodbye to the author.

What a sloppy ending. Did someone from the author urge you to finish it quickly? The hole has not been filled yet. As for Yao Jin and Xie Qing, they have read several articles and the endings are all sketchy. Could you please end it well and set the stage?

To be honest, the extras are much more exciting than the main story!

To be honest, the relationship problems between them were written very clearly, but their reunion was too hasty and the problems between them were not clearly written at all. It is obvious that both parties love each other, but Xu is used to the colorful world and is unhappy when someone is in charge. But being controlled means that they still have each other in their hearts. There may be Meng reasons for the divorce between Xu and her wife, but it is not the fundamental reason. The main reason is that they did not communicate. Xu was too naive and one-minded. When her wife said she wanted to divorce, she did not find a reason or explain it. The most important thing is that they were too careless when they were together. Xu hadn't chased her yet because they were together because of a misunderstanding, and the process of falling in love was missing.

If Xu is still confused this time, has no words on his face, and cannot explain clearly, I suggest Be

Spread flowers... I'm also looking forward to Xie Qing's and Yao Jin's extra episodes