The Daily Routine of a Vicious Female Supporting Character

Something I vaguely guessed Chao Zhen was reborn after the death of Yan An in his first life Reborn into the second life of little Chao Zhen, the views of Chao Zhen's parents and aunt on Chao Zhen's behavior and thinking since childhood can be explained, as well as the sealing of the well that drowned Yan An, the depth of love that "cannot live without Yan An", and the fledgling but proficient acting skills, etc. But the author did not specify The second point is that it is a bit regrettable that the ending is a little hasty. Chao Zhen's career is briefly described. Chao Zhen did not recover the memory of the second life (although it did not prevent him from still loving Yan An). There was also the final premiere of "Iron Tea" and the filming of the second part. It's a very open-ended ending. It doesn't have the kind of happy ending that the Chinese people are very fond of. The ending or destination of many characters is not explained. Maybe it's because I'm used to seeing happy endings, so it ends in an unclear way. I always feel that something is missing. I haven't written a book review for many years,,,, but this one is indeed not badly written, at least I won't think of giving up halfway.

After spending a lifetime of painful and miserable experiences and tragic deaths, I was able to gain rebirth and torture myself in front of a group of people who are inferior to pigs and dogs. This is a stupid act! With that kind of money, there are obviously thousands of clever ways to torture those people to death, and make them grind like hell for the rest of their lives. They can't live but die. They have to use the worst methods to get themselves involved and suffer torture together. Isn't this sick? I really don't like those reborn people who mutilate themselves for revenge. If they live the same hurtful and sad life after rebirth, then they will be reborn as ghosts!

Like it very much. Many things are concise and concise, without wasting too much space. I have only read more than a hundred chapters now, and I like the attitude of the heroine. She is not overly powerful, and has a natural feeling of changing herself after being traumatized in life. As my mentality becomes harsher, many things will be different. The relationship between the male and female protagonists may feel a little dull when they are together, but that may be the happiness that the female protagonist wants. After all, she always knew that the male protagonist liked her, right? I like this feeling that looks ordinary to outsiders, but only I know how profound it is, as if I have been waiting for this person for several lifetimes. When a friend asked him why he liked the female protagonist, the male protagonist also thought, "Why her. I wish I knew." In fact, there are not so many reasons, and people all have some unclear emotions. Once you have it sorted out, you may not be so happy if you only have reason.

To be honest, I have read the author's big book several times, and I like every heroine she has written. But this time the ending was a bit unexpected, haha. Many people are a mystery about the male protagonist. If there is a second part of Iron Tea, will this book also have a second part? I support Master Si Er's book!

The ending was rushed

The previous writing is very good, but the plot direction starts to become weird from the moment the male protagonist loses his memory, and the ending is even more inexplicable, it ends in an anticlimax.

Alas, my writing style is young but my talent is quite good. It can be seen that I am trying hard to find my own style.

Ups and downs, why do every one of your books make people linger and stay up all night to read them? There is truth in the ordinary, sobriety in the truth, and different characters in sobriety.

Overall, it was well written, but the ending was a bit too rushed. Her child hasn't been born yet, and I don't know what happened to the two male supporting actors. I haven't seen the heroine being awesome and coaxing.

It's a novel worth reading. If you read the comments first, you won't be able to read the novel again. I found that many comments are too one-sided, so I hope people who read my comments will read the novel first and then read the comments. Haha, it's really good.