Reborn: The Adorable Baby and His Beloved Wife Charge Ahead

If anyone likes Wu Sheng as much as I do, please like it below! I love my male god so much 💋💋💋. If you don't want the heroine, you can give it to me. I can take him 😏

If the male protagonist is Wu Sheng, then continue chasing him. 😁😁😁

When it comes to marriage, dirty things have to come to mind. Will banging on your wedding night hurt? Qi Feiyang will be in more pain, right? Brother Chu's own pain plus the transferred pain is really wonderful and indescribable, haha. Qi Feiyang shared more than 50% of the pain, right? How much has the specific value increased to?

For a reborn woman to live like this all her life, it's really better to die all over again. It's so disturbing to watch. The articles on Qidian Women's Channel basically have this tone. How pitiful is it? How well written.

The writing and characterization are pretty good, but there are too many of them. It feels good to tear one or two apart by hand, but if there are too many, it gets boring and makes you look irritable.

There are so many top lunatics, the heroine is reborn and she is bullied by the top guys from the beginning to the end, one after another, one after another, it makes me exhausted physically and mentally, and makes me feel tired and unloved. How does the heroine struggle? There is almost no learning in business, all kinds of abuse and entanglement, the author is extremely If you like this kind of thing, you can check it out. As for some people who like a man to play with his ex-husband, personally speaking, although the ex-husband is good, but he has a scumbag mother, it's better to go and cool off. The ex-husband is indecisive, and the female protagonist is a weak white flower with no fighting ability, so it is good to match the male protagonist.

I didn't read much, just flipped through the posts. The only emotion I feel is that it's hard to be a stepmother. If you do well, you should do it, but if you do anything bad, it's a heinous crime. Alas~ No matter how deep the relationship is, it is like a piece of sand when faced with blood ties.

The title of this book should be changed to Various Challenges of the Best. There is no best, only better. The heroine must have poked a hole in the sky in her previous life, so she encountered all kinds of best around her. She felt like she could never finish the battle.

4 Recommendation votes, I like it.

Regardless of whether she is reborn or not, the heroine's hatred for Tang's mother is untenable. The Buddha said that everything in the world has a cause and effect. There is no love without a reason, and there is no hatred without a reason. At that time, it was a rural area. Mother Tang, who had been a weak and good person all her life, finally became so crazy and extreme. The root cause was just because her grandson was sold by the heroine! Of course, after being sold, she was framed and wronged because the heroine blocked the way of someone else (Qin Shanshan). But losing Tang Xiaobao (Tang Mo) was the biggest mistake the heroine made subjectively. The heroine was already 24 years old when she lost Tang Xiaobao. Don't forget that in that era, rural children had long been in charge, and their mental maturity could not be that of a little girl who didn't know the world and was obsessed with fun. But the heroine only focused on her own happiness at the market and completely forgot about the existence of Tang Xiaobao. Although this mistake was to promote the development of the plot, it also laid the fuse for Tang's mother to hate the heroine. One: On the first day before the heroine went to the market, Tang's mother told her to leave Tang Xiaobao at the neighbor's house next door and let the heroine go to the market by herself. Subconsciously, she might be afraid that the heroine would not be able to take care of her grandson when she went to the market. But the heroine got up early in order to go to the market early, which made it impossible for Tang Xiaobao to be placed at a neighbor's house according to Tang's mother's wishes, so she took it with her on her own initiative. Originally, it was okay to take him with him and take good care of him, but in the end, the heroine only cared about her own happiness and forgot about the child. She ignored Tang Xiaobao's words when the child first "said it was uncomfortable", and then ignored it again when Tang Xiaobao made a strange cry. After the heroine was satisfied and in a happy mood, she realized that something was wrong. Tang Xiaobao had been taken away by a trafficker... And she regretted it. Secondly, a Tang mother who has lived in the countryside all her life, has no education, and only listens to the words of her dead husband, how can you let her lose her cool and be incited to burn with anger and believe your feeble explanation without evidence? In addition, the idea of ​​selling children has already been seen and heard by people in the village. (Although those remarks were made by Qin Shanshan to ruin the heroine's reputation) But readers know that all this is from God's perspective, but do the people in the village have God's perspective? The heroine wants others to come up with evidence to prove that she has indeed sold her children, but on the other hand, can the heroine be able to clearly prove that she has not sold her children? Especially with those rumors and those "witnesses" (some villagers saw and heard with their own eyes that the heroine once told Tang Xiaobao that she wanted to sell him)... Taking a step back, Tang's mother believed that the heroine did not sell the child, but the child was indeed lost in the heroine's hands! The heroine keeps emphasizing her pain and grievances, feeling that no one in the world except Tang Mo is sorry for her, but the heroine has never truly reflected on herself. Who is sorry to whom first, and who is the beginning and starting point of all this tragedy. It is the heroine, it is the heroine's own fault... The author keeps excusing the heroine, blurring the focus, thinking that the degree of injury to the family members should not be the same between selling it and losing it. It shouldn't be so crazy. But in fact, when it happens to you, you will know that the despair and heartache of the victim's family members are the same. If you have to distinguish the difference between a child being wrongfully sold and losing a child due to your own mistakes, it is nothing more than a criminal offense and a moral offense. One accepts the punishment of the country and the people, the other accepts the condemnation of the people and himself, one has a time limit, and the other has no time limit... Although Tang Mu's behavior in the previous life was beyond the rule of law, it was reasonable. After all, in that era, you couldn't ask for illiteracy. People need to understand what the rule of law is, understand the law, act according to the law, and do not lynching... The tragedy of the heroine's life cannot be really blamed on the Tang family. The heroine blames the Tang family for ruining her life, but the heroine herself has ruined the lives of everyone in the Tang family. Buddha talks about cause and effect, and Jiang Youren explains that chickens lay eggs, both of which tell everyone that everything that happens must have a beginning. Good karma and bad karma all have a starting point... The beginning and starting point of the heroine's tragedy started from the moment she lost her child. How can the heroine's hatred be placed on the victim's family? The old man who had been a cowardly and good man all his life, and who was obviously in good health and had a rosy face, but died of depression and blindness from crying only half a year after losing his grandson. The heroine is ashamed of Tang Xiaobao, but full of hatred for the Tang family! This kind of hatred actually lasts until after rebirth... I can't understand why the heroine has any reason to hate the Tang family? If the heroine had not lost Tang Xiaobao first, she would not have suffered all these hardships and pains! The reason why the heroine suffered all this pain was because due to her mistake, Tang Xiaobao was lost and taken away by human traffickers. The heroine hates Tang's mother for listening to one side of the story and not believing in herself. She hates everyone for not believing that she did not sell Tang Xiaobao. Tang Xiaobao was taken away by human traffickers and not because of the heroine. Hate them for the suffering and selfish behavior they have inflicted on themselves, but all of this comes from the mistakes and stupidity of the heroine and also from the deep-rooted ideological system of the ignorant people in the great era. The heroine who was tortured by Tang's mother remains unchanged. Mother Tang never closed her eyes because of the heroine's depression. The Tang family spent most of their lives looking for Tang Xiaobao and fearing that Tang Xiaobao would be tortured... Who can say who is right or wrong? The heroine has lost her health, the grandmother has lost her grandson, and the father has lost his son. They are all pitiful people! Poor people must be hateful! The heroine is hateful, she hates being misunderstood (Qin Shanshan) for ruining her reputation and explaining that no one can trust her, and she hates her playfulness that caused Tang Xiaobao to be taken away by human traffickers; Tang's mother is hateful, she hates being used as a gunman, and she hates using lynching to destroy someone's body; Tang Xiaobao's father is hateful. Hate, hate the indifference to the family and the lack of concern for the children. The child disappeared when he finally wanted to care, venting all his anger on the heroine... Three people can be hateful and pitiful... All three of them are wrong, but if there must be a main culprit... There is such a story in the Buddhist scriptures that may allow us to see the cause and effect clearly. The monk and the butcher are neighbors. The monk gets up early every day to chant sutras, and the butcher gets up early every day to kill pigs. In order not to delay their morning work, they made an appointment to wake each other up in the morning. Many years later, the monk and the butcher passed away one after another. The butcher went to the Western Paradise, but the monk went to the Asura Hell. Why is this happening? The monk felt it was unfair, so he appealed to the King of Hell. After hearing this, the King of Hell smiled and said, "One thought is life, the other thought is death; one is good, the other is evil." The butcher does good deeds every day, and asks the monks to get up and chant sutras to spread good deeds for the living. The monk committed murder every day and asked the butcher to get up and hold the butcher knife so that the killing would ignite death forever. Comparing the two, who is good and who is evil? The heroine's fault caused a good man who was supposed to have an honest life, and finally had children and grandchildren to live together happily for three generations. In the end, his hands were stained with evil thoughts, and he became a crazy person who was extremely unwilling to die... After they die, who should go to the Western Paradise, and who should be in hell? Causation, cause and effect... If there is no cause in the past, how can there be results in this world. The heroine's mistake made Tang's mother pick up the knife called retribution, and it was the cause of the Tang family's lifelong pain caused by the heroine... The grudges in the past life should be cleared at the moment of rebirth, instead of being obsessed with it. We should not punish people in this life with hatred from the past life for those who have not had time to do evil in this life. This is so unfair to people who have done no evil in this life but don't know the past life, because they don't even know why you hate and hate you.