Reborn as the Noblewoman’s Equal Wife

This book describes the **** lives of a group of SB, Virgin White Lotus, and Green Tea Bitch. The heroine's biological aunt married the heroine's brother-in-law and called her biological niece sister-in-law; The hero's best friend's daughter marries the heroine's uncle; The male protagonist's best friend and his own son fell in love with the female protagonist at the same time, and both proposed to marry someone; The heroine's sister (a child of her adoptive parents) marries the hero's son, or in other words, the heroine marries her sister's father-in-law; The male protagonist married two wives and three aunts, one of whom was the emperor's granddaughter and the princess's concubine; In order to allow his own daughter to marry the male protagonist's brother, the emperor even ordered the male to divorce his wife and remarry, but he could tolerate his own granddaughter marrying an uncle who was fifteen years older than his granddaughter who already had a wife and three aunts; The male protagonist's younger brother and sister had an affair with the male protagonist's son and gave the male protagonist's younger brother a big cuckold; The hero's son has been spying on his father's wife, always hoping to turn his father's woman into his own; In order to consolidate her status in her husband's family, the male protagonist's wife first brought her cousin into the house to be her husband's aunt, and then planned to arrange for her own niece to be her husband's equal wife, and the two of them would serve one husband. The hero's other wife cheated on her and had an abortion before getting married. After getting married, she had an affair with a Taoist priest and gave birth to a son, pretending to be the hero's flesh and blood. What's even more exaggerated is that the hero forgave his other wife under the heroine's persuasion, and hid the fact that his wife cuckolded him from everyone, including his own mother. This caused the hero's mother to desperately support a bastard to inherit the family title in the future. The hero's mother single-handedly raised the heroine, but framed the heroine, so that the heroine had to marry the hero who was fifteen years older than her and already had a wife and an aunt. What's even more exaggerated is that when the hero and the heroine finally decided to follow her wishes and live a good life, the old lady couldn't wait to prepare to marry another equal wife for the hero less than a year after the heroine was trapped in the quagmire in order to prevent the relationship between the hero and the heroine from falling out of her control in the future. To be honest, I feel like even Little Yellow Book wouldn't dare to create such a confusing plot. Sure enough, the three correct views limited my imagination.

I will continue to read this author's books. The heroine is too stupid. She has to be reborn once and still can't understand some things? Are you going to follow the same path of your whole life? Haha, the author's books all have a bitchy female protagonist and a scumbag male protagonist. It's so disgusting.

Damn it, you have been reborn and you still follow the old path of your previous life and become a concubine. There are no men in the world? Damn, the only goal of rebirth is to die a good old man. Could it be that if you choose a second man, you can't die a good old man? You have to be an old man as a concubine to die a good old man. This kind of subject matter is also drunken.

If you don't have correct views, you will be led astray...

I have to say that a few years ago, when I was a kid, I thought this book was good-looking. Now that I think about it, I feel lucky that my outlook on life has not been distorted. This is no longer a temporary mistake in the protagonist's point of view, this is a white lotus whitewash record.

Marrying two wives is probably the operation I don't understand the most. It's an excuse to marry two wives. If you want to leave a legacy for your brother, you can adopt one of your children. If your brother is gone, the child will still be yours. It's just a different name.

Why do I feel that my three views are not correct? The mistress with the whole green tea bitch style

I don't dare to try poison after reading this comment section. The author seems to have offended the boss, or maybe the writing is really bad, and he is the first god-level person to be criticized like this.

The author's first novel is about being a stepmother, and this article is about being a concubine (a common wife is also a concubine). Is it possible to have a normal marriage?

I really, really hate the article written by Ba Pi, and I feel like a white lotus