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

The regrets of the past life must be made up for in this life, but there is no second chance in life.

Loving without being allowed is the beginning, I love you is the ending. It takes more than 400 chapters to confess, untying the knot in the past life, and nine times out of ten life will be unsatisfactory.

It looks good. Although the heroine is reborn, she doesn't make any drastic changes. Isn't this another option?

I like the heroine's reborn character, her parents' support, and her surprisingly simple life.

It looked okay, it had a happy ending, it wasn't a sad story, and it didn't affect my happiness.

Not bad, not bad. Life is ordinary, and the heroine has no golden fingers. She leads her family to a well-off life bit by bit.

In the next life, I will seize the opportunity to love you and stay with you for the rest of my life.

The whole family is of good character, except for that wonderful old lady. It's a habit of honest people.

There's nothing grand about it, it's more close to life and down to earth. I really like the author's writing style.

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