Reborn at the Millennium: I'd Rather Die Than Get Married!

One thing to say, the male and female protagonists are well portrayed. The writing style is also good, and the awareness of lightning protection is also strong. There are not so many things that are missing. But the only thing that bothered me about this book was that the male protagonist treated Yan Weiyi so lickingly that I couldn't stand it. There are currently 4 female protagonists on the show, one of whom is the male protagonist's wife for two lifetimes. Although he is addicted to games, can't help himself, and has no emotional intelligence, he has never done anything to disgrace the male protagonist. One is the male protagonist's sister-in-law. She has always liked the male protagonist no matter in her past life or in this life. In her previous life, she graduated from the Department of Finance and resolutely became the CEO of the male protagonist's small restaurant. She helped the male protagonist grow from a small restaurant to become the richest man in the region, and went out of the country to the world. She took care of the male protagonist in both business and life. I like the male protagonist but dare not express it due to my status. The other one is the little lover that the male protagonist thinks he is keeping. No matter in the past life or in this life, the first money the protagonist earns is the investment given by the female protagonist. The male protagonist is the one who is truly being taken care of. There are 4 female protagonists in total. I don't understand why Yan Weiyi is so popular with the male protagonist. Of the three I mentioned earlier, which one doesn't have a longer and deeper relationship with the heroine? I understand when you say that the male protagonist's wife ranks fourth. After all, she is addicted to games and doesn't care about her family. But which one of the sister-in-law and the rich woman is not better than her, and which one is not the protagonist who has accompanied her for two lifetimes. No matter whether the male protagonist is at his lowest point or at his peak, these two female protagonists are there to support and accompany him. Yan Weiyi, a woman who had never appeared in her previous life, was licked by the male protagonist just because she was good-looking. Although she also likes the male protagonist to be dedicated, this contribution is far behind compared to the other two female protagonists. No matter from the emotional, material and spiritual aspects, it is not as strong as these two female protagonists. Why can she be so liked by the protagonist? When several heroines are together, she is also worthy of the name of the main palace. The other heroines have to lean back and focus on her emotional feelings. The love between the male protagonist and the two female protagonists for two lifetimes is actually not worth these few days. I think men can be scumbags, but you want a bowl of water to be balanced. You don't like the new and hate the old. When you see a new woman, you just throw all the previous women aside and ignore them. I can understand if the male protagonist licks either of these two women, but I don't understand why he licks Yan Weiyi. It's not that this woman is not good, but that compared to the other two women, this woman is not that good. But apart from this problem, there are no other problems. Brothers who are interested can take a look.

To be honest, the wife of the original owner is really not bad. She is addicted to games and has no emotional intelligence. This is a common phenomenon among modern men and women. I don't understand why the protagonist doesn't like it. Of the four female characters now, I really don't understand why the protagonist keeps licking Wei Yi's penis. Is this the so-called best thing if you can't get it? The more I watch, the less I want to continue watching.

As soon as there is that one named Wei Yi, I jump to watch it, there are so many scenes

In the kitchen, a delicate figure was busy, simmering chicken soup in the pot, but the sound of chopping vegetables and the band-aid on her hand revealed the woman's immature knife skills... On the dining table, there were two bowls of rice and two pairs of chopsticks. The woman kept adding food to the bowl opposite her, but she never saw the chopsticks picked up... On the big bed, hearing the sound of footsteps in the corridor, the woman suddenly jumped up, and opened the door in a hurry while shouting: Husband, are you back? Looking at the clean and empty room, Qing Fang cried and hid in bed again, hiding in memories...

It feels like Yan Weiyi is like a white-eyed wolf towards the male protagonist. The male protagonist probably helped her a lot in the early stage, but she didn't do much. We had a falling out later, do you want to pay some money to settle the matter? What is the difference between this and some people paying off their parents' debt of raising them by giving them some wages. After her grandfather had an accident, she asked the male protagonist to take her home for the funeral. After going to the funeral, I thought about setting off the relationship and paying the male lead for the service, even if I didn't owe the male lead, burning the bridge? Previously, she had a conflicted attitude towards her cheap dad and didn't want to have too much contact with him. After she fell out with the male protagonist, she went to live with her cheap dad and asked him to help her become a soldier. Although the author is principled in portraying Yan Wei as someone who is willing to help others and implements the good code of conduct of "Grandpa Er said", she also appears to be great in saving people. But this seems fragmented. Because she obviously only adheres to the superficial rules for the people around her and doesn't see much emotion. He appears to be a refined egoist, not even seeing the drive of passion in the words and deeds of those close to him, and being both obsessive and indifferent, let alone anything else.

In fact, what I'm most looking forward to right now is the plot about my sister. There are already a lot of plots about the other four female protagonists. I searched for the names of several female protagonists. Emily appears almost more times than Gu Qingfang. Emily only appeared for the first time in Chapter 57.

The author's writing is really good, but this "White Moonlight" looks really weird. Nowadays, a lot of heroines in rebirth novels all have the template of Shen Youchu, and the author also spent a lot of writing to describe this character 😅

Generally speaking, the male protagonists in urban novels are not very good, and they all rely on pua and acting as both male and female characters to attract women. For example, that week's story was so popular that I couldn't understand it! That kind of male protagonist has no charm at all, it's disgusting!

Wait, wait, this Yao Rong is so abrupt, I have to accept it, just use it for training, don't become the heroine, she looks so brainless

In my humble opinion, Emily is a bit redundant, and her sister's role is also a bit lacking.