Yaonv

I feel depressed after reading the introduction. There are also people with bad views in the comment section. The heroine does many evil things. There are also people who speak for the heroine and criticize the husband she got through conspiracy and trickery as a scumbag. I just want to say that being liked by the heroine means you will be unlucky for eight lifetimes. Just because the heroine likes this man, should this man not like the heroine, his family will be destroyed, and his descendants will be extinct? Typical I like you, if you don't like me, you'll be damned gangster theory

I met a scumbag in my previous life, and even though I retaliated a little harshly, I will go to the scumbag's house to make buns and become a holy mother in this life? What brain circuit?

I don't understand, wasn't the heroine the one who killed the Cui family? It's enough to just stay away from him after rebirth and not get entangled with him. Rescue or something is too baffling. The heroine's brain circuit makes people speechless

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The introduction looks like a scary heroine. Isn't she the kind of person who is reborn to take revenge on the victim in her previous life?

Isn't it too beautiful to end?

Rebirth + time travel + rebirth. . . . It's so mind-numbing to watch, it's really not easy for the author.

After chapter seventy-six, I can't understand it anymore, and the logic of the writing is broken. The rebirth memories of several people overlap. It's so brain-burning. Maybe it's because of my poor understanding.

You can even think of eloping on the second day of your wedding and you are still crazy? From reading the introduction, I feel that the bad things the heroine did were all forced out of her. When she is reborn, she should be thinking about not being tricked and going astray instead of repenting and atonement.