Reborn: The Everyday Joys of Life

After reading this book three times, I finally couldn't bear it when I saw the comments saying that the heroine was disgusting. Most of these people are unmarried and have no children, right? Do they have any misunderstandings about that society? Even if there are few people who remarry after divorce in today's society, they can treat their children as their own. Not to mention that at that time, the heroine's biggest obsession was her children. Now that she has her wish, she can't bear to let him suffer even the slightest grievance. How can she let him endure the contempt of others? It is undeniable that the male and female protagonists have flaws in their characters, but as long as you think about the reasons for these flaws, you won't be entangled. In short, this book is very good and worth reading.

[Book fans, don't enter, feel free to complain] Because there were many people who recommended it, I clicked on 😥 But I just couldn't stand it after reading Chapter 5, so I must make some complaints... The male protagonist "fell in love at first sight" with the female protagonist, and then "married" the female protagonist when her father had just passed away. He spent 3,000 yuan (not discussing whether soldiers in those days could save up when they bought a house and paid for household expenses), and then had a "bridal chamber" when the female protagonist had a high fever and lost consciousness. The next day He left without seeing anyone and left the heroine next to his stepmother and stepson (when he knew that the two were not good things). In the previous life, the heroine got pregnant and had a miscarriage and lost her fertility. She may have experienced some things, but I didn't see it. In the end, the heroine must have been alone in her life! Dansu, here comes the key point, the heroine is reborn, there is a spiritual spring, the child is saved, the heroine believes that the child cannot live without his father, and decides not to divorce! And after knowing that the male protagonist spent three thousand to "marry" him, he also said: No matter what, he has never let me down (something similar) wtf! With all due respect, if the male protagonist did not "love" the female protagonist so much and was not so generous to her, her brother would not be so cruel as to sell his sister. After all, according to the setting, the female protagonist is capable and smart, and after she recovers from illness, the normal gift will be a lot of money. She will not lose her reputation and become a enemy of her own sister. The female protagonist can also find someone she likes to live a normal life ~ Now, tell me, the female protagonist feels that the male protagonist has not let her down! I still feel guilty when I think of the divorce in my previous life (because the male protagonist spent 3,000 yuan on himself)! With all due respect, for three thousand yuan, even with the purchasing power at the time, the heroine was a bit cheap! The reviews of this book vary greatly. If you like it, you will read it again after a while. If you don't like it, it should be the same as me. I feel like I have swallowed a bunch of food and my outlook on life is completely shattered. I really can't bear it!

Seeing the male protagonist taking advantage of the situation and raping the female protagonist when she was unconscious, and the female protagonist immediately deciding not to divorce after knowing that her child was saved, she felt as disgusting as eating a fly. This kind of woman who doesn't take herself seriously can only find happiness in YY novels

This is the only book I read in Qidian that I didn't write a review after reading. It's not because the book is not good, but because I don't know what to write about.

Let the rapist be the male protagonist, it is really. . . But the concept of the space is quite interesting If I had such a space, I would definitely pickle the male protagonist first, and then deal with everyone except the male protagonist's sister. Those who hit people would have their hands cut off, those who cursed would have their mouths cut into three parts and then slashed a few times on their faces. My mother-in-law's brother Cut off contact, find someone to replace the sisters-in-law, and cut off contact with nieces and nephews Yes, then write a letter to the male protagonist bd to inform the rape Then change your name, take the college entrance examination and start a new life

Do you know why men and women are not equal? ​​It is because of the existence of these women. My self-righteous generosity, forbearance, and humiliation allow men to be unbridled without any scruples. The shortcomings of the soul are more tragic than physical weakness. Don't always use children as an excuse, it's just that you don't want to face difficulties.

Why do you think the male and female protagonists are disgusting? The environment at that time was different. When talking about the male protagonist, I just think that he "bought" the female protagonist and had a bridal chamber while the heroine was feverish. In those days, this was actually normal, exchanging wives and buying a girl. At that time, everyone was not equal as we are now. As for the male protagonist in the bridal chamber, he wanted to take the real identity and leave the next day because he is a soldier and the holiday is not scheduled. I think the male protagonist in his previous life would not have thought that his stepmother would molest his wife so much. As for the woman Xu Meimei who appeared later, the author also made it very clear that the male protagonist did not touch her, and she was pregnant with the child of those gangsters. It is her imagination to say that the child is the male protagonist. The heroine was said to be hypocritical and disgusting. She felt that she continued to live with the hero without divorcing him after her rebirth, and even gave birth to quadruplets. The heroine's heart is nothing more than her children. In her previous life, she didn't know that the hero was not related by blood to Wang Zhaodi, Shen Zhu, and Shen Xiaobao. She always thought that the hero was the son of the enemy who killed her. In their previous life, they had only been together for a short time, and they didn't understand some hidden things. They were strangers to each other. Lin Xiaoguai, who came back from being in his 50s, had a certain understanding of Shen Chi. The child is still there, and she wants the best for her child. Divorce? It was a time when people could talk to each other to death, which was not good for the growth of children. To say that the heroine knew that the 3,000 yuan gift should not be reflected on, you probably didn't know much about the prices at that time. The heroine was born in the 1960s and got married at the age of 16, probably in the 1970s. At that time, the monthly salary was 20 to 30 yuan. If the current monthly salary is 3,000 yuan, the 3,000 yuan at that time is equivalent to 30 million yuan now. With a bride price of 30 million, the male protagonist is definitely sincere to the female protagonist, otherwise who would use all their wealth to marry someone they don't like. At this time, isn't it appropriate for the heroine to have some inner thoughts towards the hero? I do not deny that the characters of both male and female protagonists have flaws. No one is perfect. Such flaws will make the characters feel more real and full.

I watched it a long time ago, and what impressed me the most was the hurt that the male protagonist suffered in the name of love. What was particularly depressing was that he was actually the male protagonist. The reason I kept watching it was because I wanted to know when to abuse this man, and it would be best not to see each other again for the rest of my life, and then... It turned out to be the male protagonist... I feel so tired.

After watching a little bit, I personally felt it was a bit toxic. The first male protagonist rapes the female protagonist, but the female protagonist does not hate him. The second heroine's brother even sold her out. He did that to her in his previous life, but he could forgive her. I was convinced. I haven't finished watching it, but I feel like the heroine's character is a little bit like a virgin. Also, it was written earlier about how the male protagonist likes the female protagonist and why he gets a sterilization for her, but why is he hanging out with other women and playing tricks on them?

The author should first understand the most basic marriage laws before writing. A 16-year-old underage girl still marries a soldier. Does he dare? That's illegal. This is common sense. I can't stand it anymore, it's so noob. 😥