Reborn to Marry My Ex-Husband’s Mortal Enemy

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Although everyone is multi-faceted and complex, it is impossible to be 100% rational. But you can't contradict yourself. An old lady from an official family may talk about being strict and fair in dealing with things, but in the end she will pick her up high and put it down low. For the so-called harmony between sisters, she will let the culprit go without any punishment. The same goes for the heroine. She hates you for a while and doesn't bother me at other times. She doesn't care about it. She didn't care about the fact that she hurt you so miserably in her previous life.

It's too ugly, but I have the nerve to write a story about a reborn girl being framed by a twelve-year-old girl every day. It's a silly and sweet story. It's so intellectually depressing, so I'd better write it first. The content is messed up and IQ is low, so abandon it!

It's okay, it's the usual routine in rebirth novels, rebirth and marrying someone else, the ex-husband regrets and turns evil. The last dream shows remorse and is willing to die as a substitute. I felt that the ending was quite hasty. When it came to the battle, I thought it was just the climax, where the hero and heroine were to show off their abilities, kill everyone, and unite the six countries. Finally, they competed with the darkened male lead for the heroine and fought. As a result, the hero was captured and the heroine rescued her, and then it was over. It was over. This was too hasty. And the author really can't tell the names, it's confusing, and so is the plot. The time-traveling woman was obviously pregnant with the prince's child, so she was forced to marry by the prince, and then escaped from the marriage and went to the heroine, who had no children. The heroine also asked them to have a child as soon as possible. Is this a mistake? I talked about the slavery system of Chu State before. Many civilians were captured as slaves and the drama about the four princes was written. However, after Chu Xi was killed, the matter was settled. I had to force Axiang to die. I don't know the meaning of her death. She obviously didn't need to die. Just to make the fourth prince lose his love and then torture the second daughter to death as a matter of course? It's not the heroine's fault, it makes the heroine look noble. The ending of the Fourth Prince didn't explain anything. The male and female protagonists mentioned that slavery was so painful and disgusting. I thought it was a foreshadowing, and it would be vigorously rectified in the future. But it didn't, and it suddenly stopped. The big boss of Wushan died with a hiccup, and she also took away the blackened male protagonist. The goddess kept saying that she wanted to save the male protagonist's life. What happened to the person? Aren't you talking about the same powerful person as Wushan?

What's the point of being reborn if you can be framed again and again?