A Love That Eats to the Bone: She Came from Hell

Eighteen-year-old Jian Tong is so public that she is the red rose of city S. If it were not for Xia Weiming's frame-up and Shen Xiujin's blame, she would not be in jail, nor would a series of injuries occur. Alu survived in this life, and Xia Weiming survived in this life. She is classified as a scumbag. If Jian Tong was allowed to abuse her, I fully support her survival. Come here, if she wants to kill Jian Tong, I hope she dies without a burial place. Lu Lu, who has known each other for less than two years, believes that Jian Tong did not kill anyone, but Shen Xiujin, a childhood sweetheart, does not believe her. Some people who have not appeared in the previous life have appeared. The interaction between Si Rang and Jian Tong is quite interesting. I look forward to the subsequent development of the two people.

The story of the King of City S and the Red Rose of Shanghai will never end. I finished the first part a few years ago, and there are many people who follow it online, but I believe that people who understand the first part will not be completely hostile to Shen Xiujin. No matter what, I don't support changing the male lead. If Shen Xiujin is not the male lead, then the bone-eroding crisis will no longer be the bone-eroding crisis.

I was really hit hard!!! At the beginning of the story, Jian Tong had just come out of prison. It was a miserable situation. Not only was he falsely accused and imprisoned, but his kidneys were also dug out. His body was broken and his spirit was tortured. And all of this is thanks to Shen Xiujin. Just because of Bai Yueguang and Xia Weiming, he identified Jian Tong as the murderer based on circumstantial evidence without any conclusive evidence, and personally sent her to prison. Such behavior, such a scumbag behavior, made my fists harden. Let's talk about the plot. In the early stage, Jian Tong struggled in various desperate situations, suffering malice from all directions, the distrust of his family, the betrayal of his friends, and the humiliation and torture of Shen Xiujin. It was really cruel to both the body and mind. I finally thought that there would be revenge and refreshing stories later, and the heroine could counterattack and slap everyone in the face, but what was the result? Not really! Although Shen Xiujin dreamed of going back to his previous life and felt regretful in his heart, he did not make up for it, but only worsened it. There is also Xia Weiming, who feels like a tool that drives the plot, and her resurrection makes the whole story even more confusing. Jian Tong had been in prison for three years and suffered so much, but as soon as Xia Weiming came back to life, everything before seemed meaningless, which was really speechless. However, this book is not without its merits. Erqi's writing style is quite delicate, and the psychological description of the characters is very good, allowing readers to deeply feel Jian Tong's pain and despair. Moreover, the character of Jian Tong is still very three-dimensional. Although she has suffered countless hardships, the pride and tenacity in her bones still exist, which makes people feel sad and admired. But overall, this book's strengths far outweigh its strengths. The plot with incorrect views is really hard to accept. If you don't have a special preference for sadistic stories, I really don't recommend watching it. I hope that future romance novels can have more normal perspectives and reasonable plots, so as not to torture the little hearts of readers.

The plot is boring. I feel like the author has no money and wants Jian Tong to be reincarnated. The words of some of the male characters in the content are very vulgar and they have to be squeezed into the entertainment industry. The songs that appear in the novel are all realistic. I am really not afraid of being accused. There are too many flaws. If I hadn't watched the first one when I was in junior high school (I had no brains at that time and liked to read the kind of mindless books that abuse women), I would have tried this again now that I'm in college. I can only say that if you have time, you might as well eat something good.

The writing style seems to be worse than the first one, but it is a lot funnier than the first one. It's not enough. Please update more soon. Erqi, you can write more when you are tired. I want to hurry up and watch the last life of Asiu when Tongtong was 18 years old.

Ugly key Dear dream girls, you're welcome. I can't bear to see the answers in the comment area every day to cheer you up. The writing is good, the key to the slow plot, the male protagonist is a legal expert, and anyone who downloads the installation package of the social system in their mind will not like it. The worst thing is that the famous Dream Girl sister in the comment section is always flirting with the male protagonist. It's so messy, don't read it.

Why not 22-year-old Jian Tong time travel back to 18-year-old Jian Tong so that she can completely regard that experience as a dream and continue to be the proud red rose of Shanghai? She can run her own company and become the all-powerful Mr. Jian. She can still live freely and freely without becoming someone else's accessory. If it doesn't work, just let 27-year-old Shen Xiujin go back. Let Shen Xiujin, who has realized that she is deeply in love, return to that proud red rose. When Jian Tong is framed again, he will not be deceived by Xia Weiming's methods. They can become a good story in Shanghai, and Jian Tong can become the treasure in his hands. Her self-esteem and self-confidence will not be destroyed by the experience in prison. She can fulfill her ideals and live her own happy life with Shen Xiujin. Isn't that okay? Is it really impossible for the author to write a novel? Reborn again, just like in the previous life, with no voice and disfigurement, no healthy body, and still being afraid when meeting him, I really feel for the heroine

Can Jian Tong and Si Rang be together?

To be honest, it just relies on the blood-sucking fans of the first part, under the banner of being a reborn independent heroine. In fact, I can't see the rise of the heroine at all. The comment section is full of excuses, but the male protagonist Meng San is jumping around and doesn't care. Can't I see the heroine's career developing?

Looking forward to a big update, Jian Tong wants to be happy