She Is a Domesticated Little Ancestor

It's pretty good. The male and female protagonists each get what they want. They are considered twins. It's just that I initially thought about whether there would be a different male protagonist in this life. After all, the entanglement between the two in the previous life consumed the female protagonist too much emotion, and in the end it was still him. It's a bit confusing but also makes sense.

When watching this, you have to calm down and take your time. It may be a bit hard to watch at first, but it gets better and more exciting later on. This is the first time I read an article like this. The male and female protagonists are both reborn, and they are still together. I think it can be good. Both of them realized their shortcomings in the previous life, and they have changed this time. There is a sense of reincarnation that goes round and round!

Nice! There is indeed some confusion in the article, but why would the female protagonist still trust the male protagonist after being reborn with the hurt from her previous life? This logic is a bit unreasonable. At the end of the article, the male and female protagonists did not reveal each other's rebirth and the warm sunshine was shining, which is also a bit unsound.

In fact, the article was well written, but although the male protagonist said there was a bit of a misunderstanding in his previous life, he still had a child with another woman, and it seemed as if he had no words and said nothing. Besides, the female protagonist became more stupid as time went by. After being reborn, she felt that it was impossible to be with the male protagonist again, but still Now that we are together, the male protagonist is the only one in the world. I feel that the female protagonist really has a problem. She has lived like this in her previous life and has to start over. And even if it is later found out that it was a misunderstanding, the male protagonist still had a child with someone else in the previous life. It is really disgusting. What kind of mental disorder is this? Go ahead and lie.

At first I thought what else could the heroine change after she was reborn? Finally, after reading almost 200 chapters, I found that she was still bickering with the male protagonist who betrayed her in her previous life. I really couldn't stand it anymore. This kind of reborn person who only cares about food and not fights is not worth pursuing. I gave up the article.

To be honest, the writing is okay, but I guess the author has a masochistic syndrome. He was so angry that he died of depression in his previous life. He also had a child with his sister. If they could do it over again, they would still be together. I feel a little disgusting, especially when I said I didn't want to get the certificate and then went to get it. It feels a bit like green tea. I just think this heroine is disgusting.

Did the male and female protagonists live in vain for the past few decades before they were reborn? You don't think or behave like an adult! Rebirth of the text! Let's be funny

Liang Anzhou is the best among husbands, which makes the "silly" Xing Chun even more blessed. Xingchun had no self in his previous life, and committed suicide due to depression due to class differences and the calculations of his scumbag father and illegitimate sister. In this life, he should first be himself, and with the help of the male protagonist, he can become an independent and confident self. In his previous life, Liang Anzhou was shackled by his mother's family - holding someone else's bowl, being controlled by others, unable to protect the heroine, and losing his love. In this life, he became independent, became a strong backing that could protect his love, and gained happiness.

I didn't expect that she would choose to be with him, I was really convinced. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 😡😡😡😡😡

Beautiful~