Rong Hualu

... I originally thought that Hua Weijing was the male protagonist and Hua Yude was the bad guy, but I didn't expect that Hua Yude was finally cleared and became the male protagonist! By the way, doesn't the heroine have any psychological shadow over someone who wanted to kill her in her previous life?

I didn't see the role of rebirth in the heroine. There was no decisiveness, no wisdom, and no advance planning. There was only hesitation and procrastination. It made me feel so tired.

After reading the introduction, why do so many authors like to use this idiom - "notorious" to describe a girl? Speechless...

The story structure and character settings are good, but there are too many words.

I'm tired of watching this. There's something wrong with this heroine's brain.

After reading Chapter 80, I feel more and more clueless. What exactly do I want to write about? I'm going here and there. You have to have a point of interest when writing a novel, and let everyone follow it. After reading Chapter 80, my thoughts are still scattered. In fact, the writing style is okay, and the author also has some knowledge. It's just that this story is so boring.

It's a headache to read, the interpersonal relationships are too complicated, the key is that the protagonist has no consciousness to save his life, it's a good thing I've only read more than 20 chapters, otherwise I won't be tortured to death.

Is it also for the cousin's benefit to ask her to be my concubine? What kind of logic is this? No one can tolerate it! On one side is the marquis's wife, on the other is the businessman's concubine...

I like Brother Jin. Is there any side story about Brother Jin?

I tried reading about ten chapters, and it was quite tiring. The heroine always gave people the impression that she was not very smart in what she did! In order to meet Uncle Na Hua (who is said to be the male protagonist), he actually coaxed a seven-year-old child to hide hungry and cold in a rockery cave for several hours. He even ran back halfway to have food and clothing before taking people to find Brother Jin. . The ultimate goal was achieved, but with twists and turns, half the result was achieved with half the effort, and the friend was completely exploited! It seems that the heroine really has no wisdom! Actually, just use "curiosity" or "send off" as an excuse to go and meet her directly. After all, the heroine is only 6 years old now (still an age where she can act silly)! Even if the behavior is a bit out of line, it can be rationalized as "a kid is acting up" instead of "too sensible for only 6 years old" to cover it up! For example, sending an anonymous note is like looking for lice on a monk's head. It would be abnormal if the Shen family's uncle and aunt didn't suspect the heroine! In general, the heroine is a 6-year-old child, but she is accustomed to using adult thinking and standards to speak or do things. Instead, she complicates the child's problems, causing her to do things in a roundabout way or to hide the obvious without even realizing it! Therefore, readers have a really poor impression of the heroine!

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When did the heroine help Brother Jin pick up the words? Where are they?

Chapter 211 is missing, how can I pick it up?

Ah, Huayd is the male protagonist? ? After reading dozens of pictures, I felt that the writing was pretty good. I thought Brother Jin was the male protagonist. He was so cute when he was a child. I still want to wait until he grows up... I feel sad and want to give up. The long-term pain is not as good as the short-term pain...

Why does it look a bit like that time when the flowers were blooming and the moon was round 😥