Reborn: The Cannon Fodder Villainess Defies the Heavens

Although this is not the best one I have read, I personally like it very much. In the article, although Liu Xiangsi is a bit cowardly, she is smart, simple, beautiful, and most importantly, has no scheming. Although Jiang Zhengrong has a handsome appearance, he is domineering and manly, etc. Although the ending is not so perfect, it is really good overall. Recommended to watch

Not bad, I like it very much, but could the ending not be so sloppy? It sucks, it seems

Long-winded, even if modern people traveled through ancient times, they wouldn't be so stupid, right? She's not as well groomed as a teenage girl in ancient times, and I don't know what the hell the ending is? The later part is really too long-winded, so I'll say goodbye.

First of all, the author's writing style is very good, and then his ideas are also very clear, breaking the stereotypes in many time-travel novels. Then, the heroine is probably not the kind of strong woman, but the kind of character who slowly grows up in the face of difficulties. She is the kind of character who clings to the general's thigh and continues to live, and then lives a happy life. If you have a baby and like to read cool articles, you can read it. Well, you can jump to read it because it is a little wordy. I think, overall, it is very good because I have not encountered such good-looking articles for a long time. Don't worry, I am not a troll. I also have articles that scolded those people, so you can use it with confidence. Bye.

This isn't a bad ending, it's just that it's not finished at all.

It's very interesting. Why did it end like this? Can't we still write additional chapters later?

Don't tell the truth

Why did you travel back to the end of the world in ancient times? Although Jiang Zhengqi remembered her later, he felt that the ending was a bit too hasty.

I just wanted to ask her why she was scared out of her mind. Didn't she see the male protagonist in the book before in Zhuangzi? Why was she so scared when she came home and saw the male protagonist in the book? This is not a disease! So angry. How can one continue to read this? Even if an author traveled through time, he wouldn't be so cowardly and weird. It's so irritating.

Why did it end like this? What's next? I want to follow up.