Reborn, the Young Madam Clutched Her Baby Bump and Tearfully Begged for a Hug

This book only has more than a hundred chapters, and I don't know what it will be like in the future, but these more than a hundred chapters are still very good. The male protagonist is really good, and he is obviously a tyrant, but he is so humble in front of the female protagonist. Maybe it is because he loves the female protagonist too much. He loves her so much that she will bear it for him no matter what she does. A Yi, who has always been hated by the people he likes in his previous life, must have lived a very hard and painful life. The only shortcoming of these more than a hundred photos may be that there are too many typos. Let's just say, the male protagonist is really good. It belongs to the kind of "The whole world may betray you, but I won't." "As long as you are willing to look back, I will always be there." "It doesn't matter if you don't love me, I love you enough." "One look back is enough for me to give everything I have." "Even if you hurt me thousands of times, my love for you will still remain unchanged."

I read it all afternoon and finished it. This book is super, super, super beautiful. I have read so many rebirth books, and I like this one very much. This book is very to my liking. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much, even a little humble. (I personally wrote the script for the heroine, and silently devoted a lot to the heroine...) The author is very good at describing the inner monologues of the male and female protagonists. The ending is a little sloppy. It would be better if we could see the birth of the second child and the beautiful life of a family of four.

I was really speechless. After the heroine was reborn, it was like a posthumous post. The hero accompanied the heroine to her prenatal check-up and saw Qingmei and then forgot about the heroine. I laughed. After rebirth, my revenge was not successful, and I was a bit cowardly, neither cool nor arrogant. The hero sometimes believes and then doubts. I really can't fall in love, just avoid the thunder🌚

The heroine is really the most normal-thinking character I have ever read in a rebirth novel. Whether it is her thoughts or actions, they are all normal, which is great👍🏻. She also reports everything before doing anything and explains any misunderstandings. Unlike the heroine in the novels I read before, who was still entangled with a scumbag and a bitch, the heroine in this book just started slutting it out after she was reborn, which was super cool! But the plot is a bit monotonous, I keep misunderstanding, explaining, misunderstanding again, explaining again... Everything else is okay. Overall, this book is okay, I highly recommend it.

Inconsistently, the hero forgives and doubts at other times. The heroine can be like Buddha jumping over the wall at one moment, and can't even make breakfast with milk and bread at other times.

This book is really good to read. Although the heroine in her previous life was a bit shady, God gave her a rebirth. She was sadistic and sweet at the same time. I highly recommend reading it.

I really don't understand. Why do you always criticize your book in plain language? It's just that the two of them are flirting with each other, and the girl is always clinging to the guy. The guy always thinks that the girl is after the child. I watched these three hours of watching them flirting, what the hell.

It was said that the male protagonist is grandma's favorite grandson and the CEO, but later it was said that the male protagonist is an illegitimate son... The plot is very confusing. The female protagonist has been pestering the male protagonist since she was reborn, trying to get him to accept him again. As a result, the male protagonist never believed him and felt that he was doing it for the custody of the child...

It's frustrating to see such a useless person after rebirth, and I don't feel sad even if I'm not sad.

Can you write a good book? When I originally read this book, I thought it was very good, but as I read it, I felt that this book is terrible. Can I write it well? . . . . . . . .