The Princess Is Writing a Letter of Divorce Again

It was really good at first, but then it got really bad! The process was tortuous and complicated. Originally, the second male lead was pitiful, and he was very, very nice to the female lead. But in the end, it was not all in vain. He was reborn, and then he was reborn again. Alas, the ending was a bit hasty! You can still watch it!

A trustworthy novel

What a mess

The front and back are pretty good, but the changes in the male protagonist in the middle are a bit unreasonable and the connection is a bit far-fetched. I'd better give it a good review, after all, the author worked very hard.

It was okay. The plot at the beginning was relatively bland. In the middle, I was confused and confused. Why did the male protagonist suddenly change? I always thought he was pretending. Later, although it was explained that some of them were pretending, I guessed it, but the two people he accepted were real, and the choice to be the prince was also real. In the previous part, it gave people the impression that the male protagonist would never marry anyone else, and he had no sense of rights. The plot in the middle was like this, which was a bit inconsistent, and the reason for his change was I dreamed about my past life, but the specific reason was never told, and I didn't say why the emperor made him the prince. I just briefly mentioned it later, and the fifth prince and his childhood sweetheart were not mentioned. The later part of the story is not bad, but the first life is not the hero, it is Huai'an. I always thought it was You'an, so the hero and heroine can only be regarded as two lives together, not three lives together. In the end, the hero and heroine have a sweet ending, and no one else talks about it.

It's a mess, reborn again and again. Rebirth is as simple as sleeping.

It's a mess. What kind of trick does the male protagonist set up? What kind of ghost is he being reborn again and again? He is either on the run or on the way to escape all day long.

The male protagonist knew clearly that he was the one who hurt the female protagonist, but he did nothing and did nothing. The female protagonist was kidnapped and died twice without fun, and that was it.

It's very beautiful, three generations of love, and complete happiness. I also want to read the follow-up stories about the children.

A very nice book worth reading!