The Reborn Heroine's Sickly Husband Strikes Back Again

The more I watched, the more frustrated I felt. The more I watched, the more I felt that the heroine was too much. Several of the male protagonists said nothing, and none of them were normal. One of the smiling tigers would only stare at the heroine with deep hatred throughout the whole process. One of them thought it was the most flattering at first, but later got into a lot of trouble. I found that this was the most unclear love brain. One of them only thought about his brother, his brother, his brother... The heroine was framed, and everyone around him followed. He was almost sentenced to death, but afterwards he was still trying to reason with the instigator. That person was born in a pitiable way, and that was no reason for him to involve others. What is there to talk about the philosophy of life to a person who dares not seek revenge from his true enemy, but dares to vent his anger to someone who is kind to him? To put it bluntly, he bullies the weak and is afraid of the strong. I really want to slap him twice, beat him to pieces, and throw him out. I am really suffocating to watch.

It doesn't look good, it's very unpleasant to watch.

Very beautiful

I didn't understand the content, there was too much nonsense and it was very repetitive. I was looking forward to it, but the more I watched it, the less interesting it became.

The plot is exciting and the sentences are fluent. Wonderful writing brings flowers,

It's too long-winded. There are all kinds of useless narrations between the two sentences. The heroine, the Holy Mother, is good to everyone. All the men are like they are seriously ill. It makes me angry. The description of the heroine can't be seen as a woman. All I can think about is a dark-skinned and strong man. This is the first one that made me frown the whole time. I have to say that it is so outrageous that it makes you want to see if it can be more outrageous.

The narration repeats words and words, is it verbose?

The heroine is really sick. Her husband is about to die and needs money for medical treatment. She finally mortgaged the house for 50 taels, but she still spent 40 taels out of kindness. What can she do with the remaining 10 taels? I can't stand it anymore.

Every aspect of the plot is fine, but sometimes the heroine's actions confuse me.

Halfway through, I didn't have the heart to continue reading. It looked too exaggerated.