His Little Ancestor Became Spoiled Because of His Pampering

Nice

Early stage. The heroine's character is gentle and gentle. Even if she is reborn, she is still very different from her previous life. After reading Chapter 43, I no longer have the desire to read any more. The plot is relatively bland and there is a lot of description of each person's psychological activities.

Well enough. The ending is a bit sloppy. What a pity. The little girl had a crush on him after she rescued him eight years ago. After finding out, they got married and gave Jimus the life-saving medicine, which made him very sad.

It's so speechless. The heroine has been coaxing the hero since she was reborn. The heroine has become so good. The hero will not change anything for her. He always uses a commanding tone and gets angry at every turn. I am speechless. I am speechless. I am so speechless. I feel sorry for the heroine.

The plot is pretty good and there are no villains that are too disgusting.

After reading Chapter 20, I don't like the character of the heroine. She tried to kill herself in her previous life. Although I haven't seen much of the plot, I feel that the heroine is the kind of person who has not solved her own problems and likes to meddle in the people around her.

I think there was a section in the middle where he didn't care about the life and death of the female protagonist😱I felt that it was the female protagonist's fault for that incident. Why was it that the male protagonist had no brainer to defend the female protagonist? It was really six, and this incident was obviously too much.

After watching almost a third of the movie, it seemed like both of them had a misunderstanding, so they just said it directly. In fact, it was the female protagonist who was licking the male protagonist crazily. She was willing to give up anything for the male protagonist's happiness. She did everything to coax the male protagonist. This really eliminated the conflict 100%. The male protagonist has a bad temper. He gets angry at the female protagonist when he disagrees. I really don't understand. Is this the way to love the female protagonist? Or does possessiveness have to be expressed by getting angry at the female protagonist? I don't see how he is pampering at all. He looks more like a mother doting on her violent son. It's super ugly. I don't recommend it.

Not bad

I think the plot is quite good. Anyway, I prefer forced love. I think the plot is quite good. I prefer forced love. But, I feel like the heroine doesn't need to go to school? Didn't he say he wanted to go to school? Aren't you going to school anymore? It just feels like it's a little poorly connected, but it's still pretty good-looking, but the writing isn't that delicate.