Pathological Partiality! After Rebirth, I Danced in Mr. Fu's Heart

I haven't read a few chapters, but I don't like it, so that's just my personal opinion. The male protagonist died in love in his previous life. After the female protagonist was reborn, she still thought that the male protagonist was just helping in the previous life. Who would commit suicide to accompany you after helping? There is something wrong. Besides, the male protagonist said so much before committing suicide. Isn't it obvious enough? 😐

Super nice

Nice

Nice! ! ! The male protagonist is very yandere but he really loves her

Personally, I think it's very interesting. The male protagonist loves the female protagonist to the core. There are a lot of tears in the middle part😭😭. I almost thought the ending was bad. It would be better if there is a side story about giving birth to a baby😊😊

The plot is very good, with many hidden clues, but in the end, it seems a bit far-fetched to say that someone is also reborn. The inner activities are a bit beyond my understanding. Maybe there are differences in the thinking logic between normal people and crazy people. It's hard for me to accept and understand the ideas in many places! 🤣Lin Tingwan's deep affection for Fu Qingxu and Fu's love for Lin are both understandable. It's just that sometimes two people live in their own world and fail to observe the changes around them well. Old Man Fu had so many conspiracies and was ruthless. It wasn't the first time they knew about it. Why didn't they control him earlier and remove his wings so that they could live peacefully? Fu Qingxu is so tough, why wouldn't he use toughness against the old man? It would be great if the old man was put under control as soon as possible, at least not before getting married. Unfortunately, fiction is not reality, and it is difficult to find a balance between sensibility and reason. 😆

It's nice. It would be better if the ending were longer.

The description is weird (personal opinion). There are a lot of blank spaces in the article. Are you going to ask me to fill in the words without words? (And it's the kind that lacks two words in a sentence.) It's very irritating.

Too slow. Why are you procrastinating so much? Is there anything the heroine can't say faster? And the male protagonist.

I really don't want to give a bad look, but I really don't know what the author is thinking. The reborn heroine has no brains. She actually wants to restore her friendship with the person who killed her in the previous life. She calls the man who killed her brother and brother, and she is going to vomit. She is either suspicious of this or there is something wrong with the hero. It is really strange. She was reborn blindly.