Jincheng Yuxiu

Every time I want to write a book review, I always want to continue reading it. The updates are very powerful and the writing is brilliant. When I first read the article, I thought it was just the rebirth of the heroine, but the more I read, the more I realized that "rebirth" does not just refer to the heroine. In fact, many people in the book will be "reborn" under the influence of the heroine. For example, Wu Dinghou, who appeared recently, was seriously ill but suffered blows again and again. The reappearance of the heroine is a blessing for the elderly... I like the heroine very much! It's been a long time since I read about such a heroic and lovely protagonist, who is brave, resourceful and thoughtful. From the interaction between the male protagonist and the supporting NPC, I found that the female protagonist is very patient. Ahem, for the male protagonist... I just want to give the author a little pinch. Even if he is a commoner, even if he is "disliked" everywhere because of his status as a commoner, and his work is thankless, he can't bully the male protagonist like this. After all, he is the protagonist and needs to have a halo above his head. Like that annoying King Qi who actually walks with wind, but why doesn't our male protagonist have a relationship with women... (As long as he has a relationship with a female protagonist). I quite like the interaction between the male and female protagonists, hee hee... As it goes on, I feel that the interaction heats up, and each other thinks about each other more often. It's not bad, not bad. The sweetness that is exuded inadvertently is like a circle of marshmallows, and you will be happy after taking one bite.

Mrs. Mo is so cute, why doesn't anyone like her?

Come onOh, come on!

He took over someone else's little girl's body and used his own name, and he got confused by her name.

The rhythm is well controlled, I followed it in one breath, and I hope that the subsequent content will remain as exciting.

Great book! Already bookmarked for reading!

The male protagonist is actually the younger brother of the female protagonist's aunt's husband…

The names of the protagonists in great works are all very common, such as Han Li, Xiao Yan, Fang Zhao, and Lu Shu. So basically just by looking at the name, you can tell whether this book is worth reading.