Taking My Space Back to Childhood

Goldfinger is too big and sells things at the age of three. No one doubts it yet. So fake

The heroine was too useless in her previous life. If she doesn't want to marry, she won't get married. There are many ways to solve problems such as running away from home, right? He had to commit suicide by cutting his wrists. . . Also, he was forced to commit suicide in his previous life, and yet he was able to be with his parents without any grudges in his rebirth, which is also an acting talent. If it could be like this in the previous life, how could it be possible to die in such frustration?

At the age of three, he was selling things and writing novels. . . . This is so fake, it feels like it's really made up. If my child is like this, I will definitely take her to see a doctor. No Luo Ji

When I saw Chapter 180, I felt it was too cool.

The more I watch, the less I want to watch it

It seems to be a book I read very early on as a cool article. The heroine was compared with her adopted sister by her parents, and was forced to drink Zisha in various ways. After his rebirth, he had a good relationship with his parents, and he was able to prosper even with his golden finger. Something happened later. Seeing that the heroine was not at home all the time, her parents adopted a younger sister. This stimulated the heroine who was in a bad mood at the time, and then they forgot about it. It's hilarious.

What is the meaning of this kind of literature? Is it annoying to make comments?

I think the author is not bold enough. Why can't he have a child at the age of three?

I saw a comment about a three-year-old buying something and didn't want to read it. Isn't this nonsense?

The author has laid the groundwork quite well, but the layout is too small and the ending is anticlimactic. It can be seen that the writing was not written carefully and it must be amateurish.