Three Years of Marriage Without Sharing a Bed: Reborn, I Come Back and Divorce Him

This story tells us that we should not have a bottom line in life, and we cannot rely on calculations to find a man. However, in real life, there are too many white lotuses for children with the same father and adoptive mother, and there are too many white lotuses for adopted daughters to plot against biological daughters, and there are too few plots among best friends. In times of war and modernization, kind people are always deceived and bullied, but they also rely on their own strong and unyielding will to persevere until the end without depression or silence!

What is the significance of the rebirth article? Is the heroine a coward? The male protagonist has no ties to his family but is on good terms with his grandfather? Cut it off? Did his biological father use his power to squeeze the male protagonist into becoming his pawn? Why didn't the hero report it? Don't you understand that the leader of the seven-inch group is beaten by a snake? What are you doing talking on the phone all day? The heroine knew that her biological grandfather had remarried and she didn't do anything? And why didn't you tell grandma? The male and female protagonists obviously have good cards in their hands, but they play them badly😡😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

I have finished reading all the series. How should I put it? It is similar to many rebirth contents. The difference is that the author sometimes writes the heroine as Mu Xiaocao and sometimes as Quan Xin. The content is also inconsistent and confusing. Oh my God, the author, please be more careful and put the content where it should be, can't you?

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What the hell was written? All people, including the male and female protagonists, have various complicated relationships between men and women. Just ask, are they living in the human world? Or is it that the only things in my eyes that men and women can't understand can be written about?

In the whole story, one of the three destroys the family, or the other pursues the husband in the name of love. There are too many third parties involved, and there are a lot of third parties and mistresses. It's too boring to read.

It's so long-winded. I wish I could get divorced for 80 episodes. Every episode is just about talking and arguing. It's so boring.

I feel like the author wanted to write a lot, and I feel that both the male and female protagonists have very annoying things. Even the heroine's grandma has to talk about the experience of being a bad wife. I feel that it is not ordinary, but there are still bumps every step of the way. People are targeting the heroine for everything she does. It's too outrageous. Why are these people targeting the heroine when they have nothing to do? It's been so long, and the heroine wished him happiness several times, and she also said a lot of truths. I know she wanted to express that the heroine was educated, but telling her ex-husband with a stupid brain was too much. The first 20 or so pictures were written over and over again about the divorce. I had to tell everyone the same thing twice before they knew it. I didn't understand!!! Are you trying to make up the word count? And in the later stage, I thought the male and female protagonists were about to get together. Oh my god, the annoying stepmother and father of the male protagonist came out. Then, the heroine's grandfather remarried and buried a big scandal. They were admitted to college, and the ex-husband came out to pester me again. If it weren't for me, I wouldn't understand how a period novel could be so earth-shattering. Damn it, I feel like the male and female protagonists are so miserable walking on the street. People come out to attack each other. It really feels too shocking. I saw that the heroine was crying for her misery in the front. The more I go on, the more angry I am. It's too good. Now after writing this, I suddenly feel that in that era, my ex-husband broke his shoes and there was still a person who agreed with this. What kind of three views is this?

Long words, slobbery prose

A common problem with this kind of novels that are reborn decades ago is that they try their best to arrange all kinds of bad romances for the male protagonist, regardless of the male protagonist's married status. You must know that even now, the style problem of a public official is fatal to his career, and the organization will not turn a blind eye. What's more, that era was not an era of freedom of individuality. People who knew the best would drown her in the spit of public opinion. How could she pounce on her again and again like an invincible Xiaoqiang?