
Reborn in 1987: The Abandoned Daughter Shines
重生八七之弃女风华
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Actually, I think this book could have ended with them getting married and having children. The rest could have been used as epilogues, which would have been more concise. I only read up to their marriage and childbirth before stopping because I felt the story could have ended there. Their resilient and self-reliant attitude towards life is excellent.
I just want to know how many Wen Ying came over. I can't get over the hurdle of rebirth. I never get tired of watching these kinds of shows, especially those about entrepreneurship and food. I'm hopeless; I can't put my phone down.
This book has finally been introduced by Tomato! The first thing I saw when I opened the app was the title of this book. Waaah, do you know how long I've been waiting for this? I highly recommend it; it's an excellent book. If you don't like it, just quietly leave. Thank you everyone.
Well written, but lacks depth and structure. The biggest advantage is a combination of hard work and intelligence.
I've just read about twenty chapters, and it's pretty good. I hope it gets even better in the future. Sigh, there really aren't many stories I can actually finish reading. Hi everyone, does anyone have any good articles to recommend? Thanks!
The writing is delicate, the emotions are sincere, the love and hate are clear, the protagonist's personality is very distinct, and it has a strong sense of the times. It's great!
Overall, it's well-written. Some say the second half is superfluous, but I disagree. Women with happy families and sensible, adorable children tend to have softer hearts and are less likely to be petty. This is a good inspirational story with a dramatic plot; just take it with a grain of salt.
It's readable, but it's easy to skip chapters. Except for the female lead's adoptive mother and the supporting female character, everyone is forgiven, and the female lead becomes part of the family. It feels more like a TV drama than a novel, with a perpetually happy ending. The male and female leads get married and have children around the 60% mark, and the rest is filled with domestic drama and the supporting female character's dark struggles.
This is a rather delicate story. The female protagonist doesn't have any extraordinary winning formula or special abilities; she succeeds solely through hard work and the knowledge and experience accumulated from her previous life. I personally really enjoyed the detailed descriptions of life after marriage and having children in the later parts. It's pretty good!
The first half is well-written with clear likes and dislikes. After giving birth, the protagonist becomes quite saintly. In the end, the villains don't get their just desserts, which is a bit frustrating. Overall, it's not bad, and I finished reading it.