Reborn: Emerging from the Chrysalis

I don't understand. They are only 16-7 years old. A bunch of high school students and college students are in the same heat. When they meet a man, they ask him if he wants a virgin. The whole article is about men and women falling in love. Don't students go to school? Why does it look like you're going on a blind date?

The students didn't do anything, they just fell in love with each other. None of the high-ranking cadres or soldiers were good people. The heroine was so weak that she didn't do anything serious all day long. No matter what she thought, she gave up.

What else is there to say about such a heroine? In her first life, she had a crush on a boy, which ruined her studies and her whole life; in her second life, she was dishonest as a maid, and no matter how happy they were, the ambitious young master Gou could not run away; this kind of person was reborn again, and he was indeed a disaster for thousands of years!

After reading more than thirty chapters, I felt that the storyline was very bland and there was too much talk.

Comes free of charge. I like this book, it is meaningful and simple, and I have ordered all the last chapters. Many of the things in the book have really been witnessed in reality, and the writing is very real. For example, regarding the disciple's concept, I really struggled with it for a long time because I couldn't let it go, and I don't know the outcome. When Huang Er wanted to keep Tongtong, people around him met him. He was a distant relative of his sister-in-law's mother's family and worked in the town government. He also said that the little sister was a mature woman in her twenties who had experience and would be considerate. There should not be too many elderly people with the same ideas as Grandma Luo Shuilian. Give it a thumbs up 👍

Why did the author make Wang Qian, a little girl, so vulgar? He keeps saying "your mother-in-law's". Is this a dialect or a rewording of "your mother-in-law's"? Would a girl who had just graduated from high school be able to curse at others? Don't say this is a mantra. If a teenage girl really had such a mantra, her parents would have forced her to change it. To be honest, after reading less than ten chapters, this is the one I dislike the most. Every time I see Wang Qian speaking, she always says "your mother-in-law" and then goes on to call the heroine's grandmother "mother-in-law". It feels very awkward.

It's quite exciting, it's close to the reality of life.

I read this book at least three times. It made me cry. It made me fall in love with the heroine. She is a perfect girl. A book worth recommending.

I just read a few chapters and I feel so tired.

This article is very well written, thank you!