The 70-Year-Old Girl Is Married to the Most Powerful Man in the Village

Well, this is the book with the most reborn people among all the books I have read. I read it in a hurry. What I like the most is the author's reversal of the ending. I would like to give it a good review for this interesting ending.

The heroine I wrote is so mean, let's go

The heroine is too pretentious and I found it boring after just a few chapters. They all slept together. At that time, there was no rush to get married, and no worries about getting pregnant. What he said was weird and not pleasant at all.

It's quite interesting. I can read it without skipping a chapter. It's just that the three people who were reborn and had bad views were still unhappy after being reborn. There were too many rebirths and time travels.

To be honest, I really don't recommend watching it! I put it on and went to sleep, then said forget it, and kept teasing others! Really cheap!

In the last few sentences, it feels like the male protagonist is also reborn? Following the heroine?

It is a good book that is underestimated by the ratings. The male and female protagonists have good views on the three sides, and the love that goes in both directions makes people yearn for it. There are many positive things in the later period. It perfectly interprets that good people are rewarded, and bad people are reflected on themselves every time they do evil. The readers are hearty and happy, and it is a great book.

"We perform to improve our abilities. Whether it is daily practice or performance, you yourself are the most loyal audience... Please yourself first before you can please others. Remember, don't put the cart before the horse!" In fact, when you do anything, you must first please yourself and then consider others, but the premise is that you cannot benefit yourself at the expense of others!

This is the most miserable female supporting role I have ever seen. Every time the male and female protagonists predict the beginning of the female supporting character doing bad things, none of the bad things come to fruition. I think it is quite interesting.

I missed it, but the article is good