I Became a Winner in Life After Remarrying

The book is good to read, the plot is compact and exciting, and the enemies are dealt with neatly and without any delay. It was very enjoyable to read (^ᗜ^)

This book is good to read, but I feel sorry for Yan Niang's situation😭

Overall it's good, but the characters aren't vivid enough. Neither the male nor female protagonists have any bright spots that make people like them. Some villains' IQs really make people suspect that they are mentally abnormal, and there is a sense of stiffness that they were lowered in order to arrange for the protagonist to be slapped in the face. The heroine is an ordinary ancient indigenous people. She was bullied by various people at the beginning, and she was particularly miserable. I originally expected to work hard on my own and change my submissive personality, but ended up compromising again and again. Later, she continued to get better and better through the help of other people. I couldn't help but think, what might have happened to her if she was unlucky and didn't meet these people? The male protagonist has a relatively low sense of presence. I have an overall impression of him, but no feeling. My biggest feeling after reading it is that women must have children, preferably sons, to be blessed. Although ancient times seemed to attach great importance to this, this is not a history book, and this kind of thinking is not correct. We still hope to show resistance to this feudal thinking. But the characteristic of the heroine is that she can give birth, and she relies on giving birth to gain a foothold in her husband's family. It seems that apart from the uterus, there is nothing else worth admiring about the woman herself. My understanding may be biased. These are just my intuitive feelings. The author's writing style is very good. Thank you very much. You worked hard on writing the article.

🙂🙂It's so beautiful, the storyline is great, I finished it in one day, 😁😁😁

It's so good👍I stayed up late for two days and one night to watch it

I prefer this kind of writing that is about killing and decisiveness, without being sloppy or full of nonsense. I like it very much, I am very happy 😊😊

After finishing this book, please see the next new book *\(^o^)/*

It would be nice for Manman to be the regent princess and the biological mother of the next emperor. I hope her husband will never return to the emperor's destiny. After all, Manman is not the destiny, even though it is very close. If her son had not ascended the throne, she would have been tragic, and then this article would become an abusive article.

This is a novel composed of a long story about a main character and many messy short stories about families. Every story has its best, every best is very strange, and every best's retribution is very fast. The heroine, the heroine's current husband's family, and the heroine's ex-husband's family, these sections form the main plot. The stories of other in-laws, relatives, neighbors, fellow villagers, friends, servants, etc. Appear interspersed.

Let me give you a fair review first: This book is very good in terms of character relationships and overall plot, and the writing is also very good. But there are three shortcomings: "I am so angry that my mouth is frothing" and I faint at every turn, as well as the "not to mention it for now" that often spoils the story. It was okay at first, but it started to feel a bit awkward when it happened several times. Although these small problems can be said to be flaws, I am a bit obsessive-compulsive, so I only mention this small problem. When I read this book and saw these little problems, I felt like I accidentally took a small bite of ginger while eating delicious chicken - it was a bit unpalatable to continue eating, and I couldn't bear to throw it up. Although it didn't affect the overall taste, it was still a bit unpalatable. People cannot be perfect, and books written by imperfect people cannot be perfect. If I were asked to write, I wouldn't know how to write, so I'll just give you a few small comments.