Born into a Distinguished Family

I can't stand it after reading a few chapters. The heroine can't move her legs when she sees a man. She just wants to be a nun and is greedy for men. She also likes a boy who is so much younger than herself. I don't know how she got this recommendation vote.

This novel is really the only one I have read in several years that makes me want to beat someone up. The main character was written in a mess, unlikable, and had no real sense of love. There are so many supporting roles that they are like foot wraps. It can also clean up the bad guys. I suspect the second half was written by a rusher. It's hard to resist stepping back! Stop watching it after the hero goes off to war.

I've seen Chapter 171, and the heroine turns out to be green tea. Pure. I was really blinded when I bought the entire book. Is there any difference between this kind of heroine being reborn and not being reborn? Not only green tea but also white lotus. He makes his own decisions in other people's homes, secretly speculates on other people's thoughts, and decides not to be on good terms with them. Lazy people are really heartbroken.

I think it's well written. Unlike many old sayings about rebirth, they talk about hatred and revenge, but are extreme and mean in their hearts. The heroine has a peaceful mind and works hard to improve her situation without harboring any resentment. The author's writing is smooth and I still think it's worth reading.

I don't think some comments are so outrageous. The heroine is a rebirth of the ancients. The low-key, cautious and well-behaved heroine is also Liu Da's characteristic. The writing is smooth and reasonable, and it can be regarded as a fine product. But I have to say that Liu Dongxing is probably the male protagonist I hate the most in female videos. He likes to make his own decisions and act arbitrarily, and he also talks coquettishly and sweetly without any sense of sincerity. He gives me the impression that he is an extremely selfish and paranoid man. In essence, he is no different from Prince Kang. The only difference is whether the heroine likes it or not. If the heroine doesn't want to marry him, he will do anything to force her to do anything. Of course, the author also arranged some confessions that are in line with modern views, but they are only at the verbal level. In actual behavior, I can do whatever I want, so it makes people feel that his sweet words lack sincerity.

The more I read it, the more I like it. The author talks about it. It seems calm, but it is very interesting. It is just not rigorous enough, and there are logical contradictions in some places, but the flaws do not hide the good points. It is a good ancient novel. I voted for it monthly.

Those who have been reading black books for 10 years are probably still in kindergarten. Now I can't stand the cool articles.

I hate the heroine, she's just a green tea bitch

At least as a reader who has watched a lot of female videos and ancient poems, I think it is well written. I cast three monthly votes and support it.

When interruptions continue, you will be confused and clumsy.

Ordinary cleaning days, why are there no more

I read this book a long time ago, and I thought it was pretty good, but it was rated so low in the comments 😅. The heroine written by the author is indeed slightly flawed, and her grandmother is always angry, but is this an indigenous woman? It is more of a setting requirement. The old grandmother lives a strong life just to save face, and when the critical moment comes, she cares most about her granddaughter. And as the plot develops, the old grandmother's anger is almost always for a reason. Please read it patiently. If you really don't like it, just give it up 😢 This reborn heroine is not trapped by the grudges of her previous life. She cares for her loved ones wholeheartedly and makes up for the regrets in her heart. Although it is not satisfying, it is not that bad. If you're interested, relax and take a look. If you feel suffocated, change to a more enjoyable book 🤭

Wen Hui is indeed too self-righteous! He's also quite thick-skinned. He turns a blind eye to the heroine when she is in the spotlight, but clings to her when she is down and out. In other people's homes, you still make your own decisions and go your own way. She is the heroine, right? I just can't figure out why the heroine is so tolerant of her.

Except for some ink stains, everything else is pretty good. I can watch it, but the heroine is a bit stupid.

I haven't seen the back yet, why is it so long-winded in the front? They are all because the old lady is angry when the eldest brother gives him something, the old lady is angry when the uncle gives something, the granddaughter is unhappy when the eldest brother often calls her away, and the granddaughter is unhappy when she goes to her uncle's house. Although people's words are scary, this is too much. I spent so much space just talking about how embarrassing the heroine's situation is in this house and she needs to find a way to get rich.

I just want to know that a lot of reviews say it's ugly, why the hell do you still choose this book? Are they all M?

Is there something wrong with this grandmother? She looks too much like a villain. I get angry at every turn, but why don't I piss you off to death? The heroine also has something wrong. It was not your sister who killed you in the past life, it was you who was stupid, and it was the man who killed you. Although the heroine's sisters are not good things, the heroine does have green tea and hasn't used it yet. It's better than the ancient Buddha of Qingdeng in his previous life.

After reading the entire article, I felt deeply aggrieved for Wenxian. If others did something wrong, it was her fault. For this reason, I withdrew the rewards and monthly tickets that I originally wanted to give. The author is too unkind.

After reading Chapter 12, I don't know what to say to my grandmother. She only fights bravely and loses face when she wins. She offends people everywhere. The heroine's losses in this life are not unfair at all.

After reading the comments, I was a bit afraid to read it.

The heroine has Buddha in her heart. . . Hmm not interested

A recommendation ticket, "Shiji" will show its face here

Let's take a look at the green tea heroine you call 😁