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As the old saying goes, rebirth, house fighting. It seems to be a rebirth article about a miserable past life and a dead enemy in this life. In fact, the tone of the story is very gentle, there are bad people and sins, but the positive and warm power contained in family, friendship, and love is what the author really wants to express. The characters in the article are complex and multifaceted, and they have different attitudes towards different things. It is this complexity that brings life to the characters, adds touch to the story, and dilutes the viciousness that should be expected from rebirth and revenge. Cumbersome narratives and too slow development are common problems in long-form novels. However, the author's writing style is very comfortable, and there is a sense of eloquence when it is long-winded. Logic sometimes doesn't work very well, but it can be tolerated if you don't dig into it. The male and female protagonists give in to each other for free, and the couple's mouth is so sweet.

Rebirth. In fact, these story routines are very similar. Just like that, the female protagonist kicked off her ex-husband who was also a reborn scumbag, met the male protagonist who came to Beijing to cause trouble, and then helped them to cause trouble together. In the end, she succeeded in helping her relatives to rise to power and embrace a beautiful new life 😂 The main line design of the all-in-one home-fighting and political-fighting machine is okay, but the water injection is too serious. All the comments and opinions of the seven aunts and eight aunts have to be written in a chapter. Please forgive me. The branch lines are also over-expanded and take over the main role. The male protagonist and his silly brothers are quite cute, and there are also many outstanding supporting characters, such as the eldest princess Niubi! In comparison, the heroine is mediocre, and it is positioned as a background board that does not stand up. It only has a character but no connotation. There is nothing much to say about the emotional line, and the cp sense of the male and female protagonists is about 0.

Machiavellianism, revenge. The regent princess, who was once a powerful figure and saved the country from danger, was exiled to the frontier. She betrayed her relatives and was separated from her relatives, and she was picked up by the princes of the vassal countries after almost dying. In order to repay her kindness and revenge, the heroine conceals her identity, assists the hero in fighting for the power of the princes, and achieves a lifetime of fame. This kind of heroine has an unparalleled elegance, the male protagonist has a deep-rooted love for the male protagonist, and the male is strong and the female is strong. It is very difficult to write. It has an ancient charm and is majestic, otherwise it will be extremely embarrassing. This book is quite well-written, with a beautiful character and a refreshing plot. However, when counting the main characters except the heroine, there are too few highlights. In addition, the plot sometimes does not follow logic in order to let the heroine show off her power. Everyone seems to be a tool to set off the heroine. Since it is set in troubled times, it is more interesting to see the stars shining brightly.

Time travel, double life. The heroine traveled from modern times, and was forced to marry the hero in her first life. Her marriage was unhappy, and she voluntarily became a pawn in the hands of others. In the end, her wish came true, but it ended miserably. In the second life, she and the male protagonist untie their knots and begin to take the initiative on their own, avoiding the disasters of the previous life and heading towards a better new life. At first I thought it was a scumbag who resented the woman for getting back together, but later I discovered that the man was not that scumbag, and the woman was not that resentful. It was just that she was unable to escape the conspiracy in her first life, and they both became victims of others. In fact, it is quite rare that both parties were "powerless" in their previous lives 😂 The author's writing style is really comfortable, there is always a touch of warmth, and the blood behind each conspiracy is eliminated without leaving any trace. The plot is full of suspense, interlocking, and very attractive. But! There were so many relatives in attendance! Their names are also very similar! I can't remember it! The author himself got mixed up in what he wrote! Also, although it is said that the male and female protagonists are twins, and they want to change the established destiny... However, it seems that they are just living their own small lives, and there will always be a taller person to take care of big things. That's okay, it's quite real. What kind of trouble can two juniors in their teens and 20s create? But what is going on in the world in the book? There is a large wholesale of reborn time travellers. Although they have little interaction with the heroine, they mainly live in hearsay and gossip😂 If I had to choose one sentence to summarize the main idea of the whole article, it would be [Why should women make things difficult for women] 8😓

Suspense case solved. There is enough suspense in the case and the main plot, the logic is smooth, and there is no deliberate attempt to create fools or top-notch characters to advance the plot. The writing has few redundant descriptions, is clean and neat, and is comfortable to read. It just feels like the whole conspiracy network is a little lacking in stamina. The male and female protagonists are both cute, and the main characters who appear have a certain three-dimensionality. The emotions between people are vividly described.

Time-traveling woman and reborn man. The first half of the novel is particularly fun, with a relaxed and joyful way of fighting bosses and falling in love, and the complaints are also accurate and sharp. The second half was rather boring. I grabbed two or three mentally retarded supporting characters and jumped around from beginning to end. I felt like I could win not because the protagonist was so powerful, but because the bosses were too stupid. The setting of the world view is too unbalanced. All major and minor matters are solved by Taoist priests. They can be taught at any time, and Taoism is omnipotent. In a fight, the one who doesn't have a reliable Taoist priest will definitely lose, so what's the point of it? Romance is trivial, family fights are trivial, political strife is trivial, and family relations are trivial. The first half is obviously very interesting. But overall, this is a sweet pet article suitable for killing time.

House fighting, rebirth. Many of the settings are quite interesting, such as the male protagonist's magic stick skills, but the author did not delve deeply into it and kept it superficial. It made me feel uncomfortable if I didn't write it down thoroughly. The plot later on is a bit rushed, and important events are not detailed, like an extended synopsis. The rhythm is also messy, always inserting various confessions and memories of the main and supporting characters. Even though there are so many insertions, the characters still do not stand up. There are no big highlights, no big surprises, the reading is quite smooth, and it can be read to pass the time.