Reborn: A Sweetheart’s Fight for a Better Life

I really can't stand it anymore, for the following reasons. 1. The heroine came from the future to 1988. She is already a big golden finger. Why does she have to have a space? 2. Space is just space. It is really impossible to explain how the body consciousness enters the space to eat. 3. Space is already an invincible golden finger, and the heroine actually uses it to grow vegetables and fruits! ! ! So how did she grow? In such a big place, if you don't plow the land and don't fertilize it, you have to sow seeds, and you have to harvest it! Make a fortune by growing in space, so you won't die from exhaustion! 4. What are the uses of the fruits and vegetables grown? Increase aura? Then why not just write a fantasy novel? Just to taste better? You can grow delicious fruits and vegetables without using any space! 5. You have already opened a golden finger as big as a black hole, so you give a male protagonist a platoon leader. With this configuration, you can go directly to the group leader and go directly to the upper class. This vision is too small! Well, I really can't stand it anymore! It feels like I originally planned to watch Xinwen Network, but ended up watching a spoof variety show!

Although the heroine's current appearance is not good and there are many messes left by her previous life, that doesn't include you, the heroine! The heroine has a golden finger, and the appearance problem will be solved soon. Then she will have both talent (money) and good looks. Her family background is also good and she has many brothers. How can she be so tolerant of her mother-in-law and sister-in-law's troubles?

I have probably seen the heroine's "brows almost invisible wrinkled" 800 times... Can the author change the adjective? If the eyebrows are wrinkled too much, forehead wrinkles will appear...

After reading a few chapters of this book, my opinion is that a mistress or ghost took over the body of the original owner, slept with the original owner's husband, and then reached the pinnacle of life.

The author's vocabulary is not enough, there are too many high-frequency words, his words are either word-for-word or not hurriedly, his words are not appropriate enough, and the male protagonist has a cold nature? Liangbo is a derogatory term. You can describe a soldier as cold-hearted, resolute, cold on the outside and hot on the inside. How can you use liangbo? The heroine used a lot of sarcastic jokes, which made her laugh very ugly.

Suddenly I really like the relationship between Ji Andong and Fang Yuzhi

Ever since I read the sad "I don't want this military wife" in You 7's "Quick Time Travel: Cannon Fodder", I can no longer stand this type of novel.

Alas, why are the female soldiers in the army so lovingly written about their children? The ugly thing is that the male protagonist or male partner can't move. Since he has the consciousness to join the army and endures hardships and hardships to join the army, there must be something special about him. He stares at the love between a man and a woman every day. Isn't it a bit too low? I hope the author will write more positive images, and not except for the heroine and the people around her, other women are people with moral problems. After all, there are many people in life who we really admire even though we don't like them.

I am very annoyed by this setting that if you are fat, you must be ugly, you must be lazy, you must be annoying, and you have to lose weight to be beautiful in order to be liked by your husband. It is very superficial.

It's a bit of a common sense question. The male protagonist is a platoon leader. It seems that he can only join the army if he has reached a certain rank, right?