Reborn: The Eldest Daughter of a Poor Family

It's written very realistically, unlike some novels where the protagonist becomes incredibly powerful immediately after rebirth. Human nature is difficult to change; a gradual transformation is what makes it feel real.

The female protagonist uses her wisdom to gradually overcome the low points in her life, and with the help of the river god, she achieves a fulfilling life. This is also a kind of experience and a kind of fulfillment in life!

It looks simple and understated, but it's precisely this simplicity that makes it feel closer to reality, which is why it kept me watching until the very end. It's all just a dream, and who is whose calamity...?

Rebirth is a familiar trope, but the story follows a reborn individual whose personality gradually changes, leading to a chaotic yet ultimately better life. It all fades like a dream, and the wicked don't necessarily get their just desserts. Those who seek a peaceful life always face hardship; that's just life. The story has some originality, but too many misspelled names and typos have forced me to deduct one star.

Although it was short-lived and filled with regrets, who can say that their life wasn't a dream?

It feels so realistic. I feel so depressed and want to cry. In the end, it was just a dream. Is there really no rebirth in the world?

It's been a long time since I've read such a captivating book. The female protagonist is initially naive and lacking in many ways, but she strives to live earnestly and grows step by step. It's an inspirational coming-of-age story for women. The ending is somewhat unexpected; I thought it was a rebirth, but it turns out to be just a dream. In the end, one can only say: "All conditioned phenomena are like dreams, illusions, bubbles, shadows, dew, and lightning; thus should they be viewed."

Only at the end did I realize it was all a dream, a dream spanning decades, a dream that captivated everyone. While not the best book I've ever read, it's undeniably creative, gentle, and delicate. The only flaws are the misused names and misspelled words; they should have been checked.

I watched it a few years ago, but I've almost forgotten it. I reread the novel after seeing other people's comments on the ending. This novel touched me deeply... Life is truly something to ponder…

It's quite good. The plot is concise, and the female lead isn't the kind of person who dominates everyone. She's very beautiful, but not a heartthrob. Many of the supporting female characters also have outstanding personalities and shine in their own way. It feels very realistic!