I Rong'an

The book is excellent, but I don't understand why the male protagonist is tortured. The female protagonist obviously doesn't love the second male protagonist, so why should she choose him? Isn't this a bit too holy? ! Why not just go with the male protagonist? ! Ouch, I feel tired after watching this! The author comes out and explains it! ! ! 🌚🌚

The writing is good, and the whole article has a sad style. The reborn girl is drifting between the love and separation of the two men in the past and present life, their anger and resentment, and their love and hatred. Healing the obsession of men in the past life, but there will be the resentment of the men in this life that have darkened, wandering thoughts, the fate of the past life is over, and the love in this life is hard to repay, let's look at the third life again

Like Pei Yansheng, Pei in the first life loved the heroine Rong An, but because Rong An is the niece of the evil stepmother, she will deliberately avoid her emotionally and dare not confirm it, and will be cold. In the first life, Xiao Zan married Li Yuntong, the daughter of the enemy who killed his father. I guess that during the year when Li Yuntong was his wife, Xiao must have ignored her and would not speak up for Li when his mother made things difficult for Li. So I think if Rong An married Xiao in the first life, Xiao would still not have fallen in love with Rongan. Xiao would have divorced Rongan and married his cousin, because the Rongan that Xiao fell in love with in the second life was Rongan after rebirth. In other words, Xiao was not the only Rongan who he loved from the beginning to the end, but Pei loved the only Rongan in both lives, whether before or after his rebirth, so I support Pei

The plot is complicated and unclear from the beginning. The heroine is reborn but it is almost a modern time-travel writing; the two heroes of the first generation are described as little men who endure the humiliation of a woman; the heroine's medical skills surpass the miracle doctor, and her relatives and friends around her have not been able to cure a few, and her greatest achievement is loquat ointment and pipa candy; the heroine is very unhappy, cold-blooded and ruthless, wavering in feelings, and compassionate to the two men. And understanding, having both sides, trying to influence and save the hearts of everyone, the heroine is written as a white lotus who regards herself as the savior. She can live a happy life with everyone without her. After she is separated from King Yan, she is temporarily sad and sad. Soon after returning to Kyoto, she can happily go sightseeing and soaking in hot springs with her friends. The story is empty, the content is not full, the thinking is immature, the characters in the play are all emotional, and the heroine is selfish. I read about a hundred chapters into this book and skipped through some of it. I really don't recommend it!

It's very beautiful, but sometimes it uses modern words, such as happiness and ice powder. This is not time travel, it's just rebirth.

This is the story of a swordswoman who pursues a man in two lives. In the first life, she was disliked to death, but in the second life, she shamelessly pursued a man. It fully proves how a sword girl can be trained. If she can't do it in one life, she can do it in two lives. As long as she has enough swords, a stone can be ground into a needle!

It looks great, but updates are too slow!

I look forward to the update every day and look forward to the plot.

No matter how beautiful it is, I can't help the author dragging it out like this. I'm so depressed.

The main thing is the word count and speed of updating, which is not ordinary slow... It feels like I am deliberately holding the readers, urging readers to update, and making the list... The writing is good, I recommend reading it after finishing it, because now I forget it while reading... It is quite boring, one of the slowest serialized novels...