She Isn't Well-Behaved

The extreme tension between the male and female protagonists made me stay up for six hours to read the entire book. I felt that the ending of the book was oe, but I also preferred be. Maybe it was because I wanted to see two people in love come together, but I think if I were the heroine, it would be he, because "I" lived the life "I" wanted. Maybe this ending is the best ending for the heroine. When I read more than 50 chapters, I also thought that the plot was too dragging and I wanted to give up the book, but I always had an obsession in my heart to finish the book. Maybe the heroine would be more like this when I felt that it was dragging. I don't quite know how to evaluate the male protagonist. If you say that he values ​​friendship, then he did it in order to repay his comradeship, but at the same time he also hurt the female protagonist more. If you say that he is mean, then that is indeed what he showed to the female protagonist, but you have to deny that he loves her, so how should you evaluate him. After reading the whole book chapter by chapter, I felt aggrieved and regretful. I think the aggrievedness may be due to the matter between the male and female protagonists. I know everything from a God's perspective. I know that he loves her, but she is not willing to let him go. But they don't know, so they watch the "dumb" communication between them. The method is really uncomfortable, but I think if I were the heroine, I might be more stubborn than the heroine. Unfortunately, it may be because they didn't get together, or because there was too much that they didn't explain clearly, but I think this may be the normal state of the world, and there are too many things that are too late to say or cannot bear to say. I hope that Xiao Yuer can be herself in their world, be happy but also face her heart; I also hope that Gu Huaishi will not give up on pursuing his wife😌Finally, I also want to ask the author to write a small side story about he, I really want to read it😭

The male protagonist loves the female protagonist deeply, but the female protagonist was misled by green tea in her previous life, thinking that the male protagonist does not love her. After being reborn, she has the memory of the previous life, so she does not know that the male protagonist loves her. It is a very good book. Why has it stopped updating?

The ending is BE. The male protagonist gave up too easily and obviously didn't love the female protagonist enough.

Looking at the reviews, I guess I didn't finish the review before I finished it. If I had known it would be such a grand ending, I don't think I would have finished it. Although not every novel has a happy ending, it's really hard to understand why this one has a silent ending? Is this how the open ending is arranged? There is no room for imagination. There is no specific male lead, it can be said that there is no male lead, the female protagonist and the male protagonist Are their feelings for each other so silent?

The ending can be considered a be for the male and female protagonists, but it can be a he for the female protagonist, and for me. . . Really, nothing to say. . . . The male and female protagonists are not together!!!

The author's writing style is quite good. It is smoother than many books at the top of the Seven Cats rankings. The sourness and ambiguity are well described. However, the storyline is relatively old-fashioned. The characters of the male and female protagonists and the vicious female supporting characters are too thin. From the beginning, you can tell that the male protagonist must be attracted to the green tea female supporting character. Why did the female protagonist misunderstand the favor? The male protagonist also didn't open his mouth and showed no respect for the female protagonist. Later, he probably had to marry another female protagonist for some family reasons. They are all some cliche nonsense. It's a pity that it is not finished and the updates are slow. Otherwise, you can just watch it casually.

It's very beautiful, but why don't you put the BE tag on it? It makes me so uncomfortable.

The writing is good, and the ending of be is reasonable. The male protagonist has done things that hurt the female protagonist, both in his past life and in this life. Although there are misunderstandings, these misunderstandings have caused substantial harm to the female protagonist. The female protagonist cannot find a sense of security in the male protagonist, only endless insults and disrespect. The male protagonist does not call the female protagonist love, he can only say that he is possessive. If he insists on saying that there is love, then that is It's definitely not deep, because the female protagonist is never the only one in the male protagonist's heart. The male protagonist's affair with Song Dynasty and his engagement with Qin were not explained to the female protagonist. He never considered whether the female protagonist was sad or sad, and allowed the female protagonist to digest negative emotions by herself. The male protagonist's character cannot give the female protagonist a happy life. Be is the best ending.

I really don't understand the BE that relies on torturing the heroine

The male and female protagonists always hurt each other physically because of some inexplicable misunderstandings. Ah? I…