The Five-Year-Old Princess Doesn't Want to Be a Villain

This is the story of a child who was abducted and returned home. He deliberately cultivated him into a crooked child. A child who longed for love in his heart, due to a strange combination of circumstances, lived a life that even he despised himself, which was also heartbreaking. Those beautiful futures and pictures that we had imagined were quietly torn apart at the moment we met face to face. The fifteen years on paper were far less cruel and painful than when the girl stood in front of him. It has been 15 years, how to get along and how to communicate, it is difficult to open our hearts, a wooden brother makes each other's salvation become torture. Effective communication and openness and honesty are so important. The most unscrupulous person is the prince A Zhao. The eldest princess and her family helped her father to seize power. Her husband died and her daughter was lost. As a result, the prince looked down upon her. Zhao Zhiqiao is the kind of person who is too controlling. He has the final say in everything. If you get along with such a person, you will lose yourself in humiliation and doubt your life. The position of an adopted daughter is very important to her, and she is not just a dove occupying the magpie's nest in a routine way. Meng Sui's self-conceit is secretly good to you. Whose life can withstand the assumption that you will be successful and famous, and can withstand the waiting without an agreement. Evil people don't kill people with one blow, but destroy everything you care about bit by bit. People with ulterior motives, so-called friends with good intentions, life is so difficult, so do it and cherish it.

The writing is quite good, there is no time travel, no body snatching, pure original rebirth, everyone is getting better, there is a love brain (praise) but no legal person, there are no weird misunderstandings in the whole process, it is not procrastinating, and it is worth watching. The disadvantage is that the ending does not clearly explain the ending of some first-line supporting characters, and the ending is relatively open. A pair of deputy CPs mentioned it but did not continue writing, and did not give a follow-up or ending. The events of the past life are somewhat confusingly explained in the plot. Everyone's memories have their own beginnings, and they don't match up with the last episode of the heroine's past life. However, this is explained as the debuff of the secret rebirth. My personal complaint is that the second villain villain (can't really count) is so crazy that he doesn't go see the heroine in his previous life. It was clearly his fault in his previous life that he didn't meet the heroine. He remembered this after his rebirth, but he behaved as if he gave up on the heroine. He's no longer in love with her in this life. I feel that the tragedy of the heroine in the previous life was caused by lack of communication. I can't blame anyone. I can only say that King Qi (the source of the tragedy) really deserves to die.

In a story where almost everyone except the protagonist is reborn, everyone gradually lets go of the past while getting along. Zhao Zhiqiao is too paranoid, perhaps because of his incomplete memory of his previous life, and he always does not want to find fault in himself.