Reborn: The Film Queen Wife of Young Master Fu

To be honest, the ending was pretty bad. The beginning was okay, but it got worse and worse towards the end.

The ending for Xiao Shengke and Ruan Shuang was so sad, I cried so much.

The writing style is somewhat immature and the sentences are not very fluent.

The article is simple and clear, without any rambling or unnecessary details; it's very concise and to the point. It's a great read. It's just a pity about Ruan Shuang; he went on a peacekeeping mission to India and lost his life. He had only been married for a year and his child had just been born. It's such a shame.

I mostly skipped around while watching; it seems the female lead's agent, surnamed Chen, wasn't dealt with in the end.

It's quite good, but it's a bit of a shame that Ruan Shuang died. Those few days would have been perfect if she hadn't.

Five-star recommendation, this book is excellent.

Overall, this book is quite good. Although the story is short, the plot is very tight, and it's not a tragic story, so you can read it without worry. The female protagonist (Ye Qingran) only understands her own feelings and misunderstandings about the male protagonist (Fu Moting) after he dies saving her, leaving her heartbroken. She desperately hopes for another chance.