The Reborn Wildcat Makes Her Move

2024.3.31 (Out of 10 points, I give it 9.2 Points) The previous chapters were quite detailed, but the content could actually be simplified. The progress in the following chapters is too fast, with big twists and turns that make it hard for people to get used to it all at once, and then the ending is happy. The male and female protagonists actually knew each other before and gave birth to a child (it was only mentioned in the last chapter, which is a bit hard to believe). The heroine was framed by others and hypnotized, so she found a substitute for herself. Unexpectedly, many years later, the hero still recognized him. The heroine was originally the daughter of the military commander. She was framed by the maid and captured by the bad guys. Then several of his brothers kept looking for him outside. I really don't understand why the male protagonist doesn't tell the truth when he recognizes the female protagonist? The heroine is mistakenly thought to be a substitute. The heroine took the college entrance examination and then went to university. The university seemed to have nothing to do with studying. He opened an acting company and supported an artist, but the outcome was never mentioned again.

The plot was good, but I gave up on it even after more than sixty chapters. The author's character design of the male protagonist, a shrewd, cold-blooded and wealthy CEO, said that he loved and believed in the female protagonist, but he was provoked by Bai Lianhua casually, or provoked from a distance, and misunderstood the female protagonist again and again, and the female protagonist was coaxed in various ways. Otherwise, when the male protagonist is coaxing him, his shrewd character seems very pale, just like a decoration. It is the female protagonist who is working hard. She says she loves the female protagonist so much, but she really doesn't see anything really good for the female protagonist. She is either angry or controlling. Is she so paranoid that she loses her normal thinking? It doesn't matter if the male protagonist is speechless, there is one more speechless and brainless subordinate.

Good

This is one of the best rebirth novels I have ever read. The author's writing style is very good and the plot is also very rich. There is a little bit of water. It is not a loss after reading it.

Good looking, good ending

The male and female protagonists, and the heroine's family members all lost their minds, especially the part where the heroine's brother was drugged, which made the heroine and her brother's father look like a bunch of idiots, so I abandoned the article.

Isn't this just like the cold light meeting the scorching sun, speechless😅

It feels a bit like the cold light meets the scorching sun. It's okay, but...

The plot drags on, and the heroine clearly knows the facts of the matter, but never completely resolves it. She just thought that her brother had been deceived by Xia Ke, but she didn't see how anxious she was and kept putting it off.

Although the ending is a bit sketchy