
Reborn as a Jewel-Toned Heiress
重生之珠光宝妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 985k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Wealthy Family
- Updated
- 15y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The heroine is really mean. She was abandoned and caught in bed with her. After she was reborn, she saw her husband in her previous life and wanted to take him back. . . I abandoned the article when I saw this, because the heroine tastes disgusting
🤫🤫🤫 A novel about a female protagonist who ruined her outlook on life. She was abandoned by her husband to death but she still wanted to be with her husband after she was reborn. 🔨🔨 Cheating is not her husband's fault, but the fault of the coquettish bitch outside, and her own fault that she is not good enough. 😆😆 The heroine cannot be described as cheap anymore. A fly cannot bite a perfect egg. The heroine came back to find reasons for her husband to cheat on her? 😅😅😅 I don't know what inspired the author to write such a heroine, but Qidian actually recommended it, 😅😅😅😅
Judging from everyone's comments, it seems that this article is very weird, so I still won't read it.
I generally don't read this kind of book, but I accidentally came across this one while searching for keywords, and I probably took a look at it a few times. Sure enough, it's not suitable for me, mainly because of value orientation issues. . . The heroine is reborn, and her ultimate goal is to find a good man to marry. She spent her entire life just to be a climbing flower, parasitic on men. Can you imagine a book about a man traveling through time, where the protagonist struggles for two lifetimes just to be someone else's male favorite?
The heroine is so stupid that I can't stand it anymore
It's the first time I've seen such a bitchy heroine. I'm like, she's really bitchy! It seemed that I couldn't stand the first chapter and decided to abandon it.
The first few chapters of the book are so weird that I don't want to read any more.
I don't quite agree with what someone said above about the heroine being cheap. After briefly reading this book, I personally think it's not my cup of tea. I feel like the heroine's IQ and EQ are not very good, and she's a bit of a virgin, so she gave up.
I decided to ignore the book review and read this article first.
I've finished reading the book review, but I still haven't read this article.