After Being Reborn, I Drove My Husband Mad

It's a bit sadistic, the male protagonist is scumbag and ruthless and calculating, and it really touched my heart when the male protagonist was sick and talking about A Nian! I even looked forward to the follow-up when the heroine would come back, but the ending turned out to be a big twist. The hero died, and the heroine got married to a gentle man, had a baby, and had a successful career. It was a bit regretful, but also a bit deserved.

So I read a whole book of Crazy Patch Man, and finally he told me: "The one I showed you earlier is the Crazy Patch Man. The one who follows is the male protagonist." Although the heroine's first life was miserable, it doesn't matter, her second life will be even worse ٩( 'ω' )و Apart from occasionally abusing the Lotus female co-star because she read the script in advance, the female protagonist is useless in front of the male protagonist and only lives to be abused. But it would be wrong to say that the female protagonist is weak. When the female protagonist cannot bear the abuse and completely gives up on the male protagonist, she will not let the male protagonist criticize her again and again. It can be seen that it is not that the female protagonist is weak, but that she has always wanted to give the male protagonist a chance after her rebirth. Unexpectedly, the male protagonist went crazy and committed suicide, and finally committed suicide. In fact, the male protagonist is quite pitiful, oh no, he is the second male lead now. But his pity is not the reason why he abuses the heroine: the heroine has never hurt him, and even gave him warmth, but what he repays to the heroine is real pain. Although he later found out that he fell in love with the heroine, and learned to be good to the heroine and protect her, it was too late, after all, the finale was about to happen (ΘへΘ) And they are not on the same journey. Just like carbonated drinks and Baileys, they can never be mixed together, so this ending is wonderful.

Although I really disliked the male protagonist at first, I can't help but feel sorry for him due to his lack of experience since childhood. Although there is no specific description of childhood, from the interspersed story line, a child who has never eaten candy treats a child who once had ten candies in the way he thought he would. The passionate and forbearing love between people with different experiences is the most difficult to reconcile but should be separated.

So everything makes sense

A bit cruel, but very touching

Unconventional article, well written, but it's a pity that the ending is be

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