Reborn in the 1980s: Once Again, I'm the Apple of His Eye

Regrets from the past life can be made up for in this life, but there are no second chances in life.

The story begins with unrequited love and ends with "I love you." It took over 400 chapters to finally confess and resolve the lingering issues from a past life; life is mostly filled with disappointments.

It's a good story. Although the female lead is reborn, she doesn't make drastic changes, which is another kind of choice, isn't it?

I like the female lead's reborn personality, I like her parents' support, and I like her simple yet extraordinary life.

It's alright, a happy ending, not a tragic story, so it didn't affect my happy mood.

Not bad, not bad. Life is just ordinary and uneventful. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities. She leads her family to a comfortable life little by little.

In another life, I will seize the chance to love you and stay with you for a lifetime.

Everyone in the family has a good personality, except for that awful old lady. She's just a spoiled brat from being an honest family.

Nothing dramatic or spectacular; it's quite relatable and down-to-earth. I really like the author's writing style.

I read it from beginning to end and thought it was alright.