Dreaming Back to the ’90s: Returning to My Girlhood

The female lead doesn't have any major plot advantages; she's just an ordinary person who's been reborn, which I quite like. There aren't many clichéd plot points either; the only enemies are her childhood sweetheart and a few minor supporting characters. There aren't any awful relatives, which I appreciate. The author's writing style is good. In short, this novel is quite good.

Dear readers, I don't know why the rating is so low. I'm a very discerning reader, but this one is truly my absolute favorite. It's absolutely amazing! Everyone says the plot is depressing and chaotic, but I still hope you can take a look. I suggest turning off the comments. Also, you can skip the early romance scenes, as they're a bit annoying, but the later parts are truly fantastic.

My personal opinion: "I'm guessing Wei was reborn. Su Boyuan dreamt that he and Ding were together in college, and they were very sweet and happy. This doesn't fit the plot of the previous life. So I guess Wei was reborn because she was jealous of Ding, so she planned to steal Ding's life and man. In her second life, she also successfully bound Su to death.

The content is very realistic, the plot is very tight, it's great!! I hope there won't be too many romantic entanglements; friendships and sisterhoods could also be more realistic. The pacing is good now, keep it up!

So happy! (^O^) When the main character spoke good English, I guessed he'd become a diplomat. And halfway through the series, it turned out to be true! (*´∀`)

I feel the author has planted a huge foreshadowing. Miao Miao appears once at the Easter egg stall after her rebirth, then again in a dream, and in that ambiguous dream as well. It seems Miao Miao helped Cheng Zi's rebirth, and it's obvious Wei Mengzhu knows Miao Miao. Her first reaction upon seeing Miao Miao is to pull Cheng Zi away, and she also avoids Cheng Zi's contact with her at school.

This is so true. I was fortunate enough to experience this kind of interpersonal relationship in junior high school. The malice of youth is a hundred times greater than that of adults. Some people are born evil, yet they pretend to be good. The filth and decay in their hearts are disgusting.

Overall, I've forgotten some of the beginning. I was just surprised to find out the male lead was Lu Yu. The later romance between Lu Yu and Ding Qiancheng was sweet, but there was one really painful part: the bar experiment during their cold war scene where the guy lied, and then everything became a blur. My feelings were mixed after reading it. Apologies for the somewhat disorganized writing.

It wasn't particularly amazing at first, but it has a slow and steady feel to it. It's pretty good and worth recommending! Hopefully, updates will be more frequent. The beginning is interesting, but it gets less and less interesting towards the end.

Reborn into the past, she should have helped her mother find ways to make money after all her hardships. However, the entire story revolves around her past life's complicated relationship with her best friend and boyfriend. There's a reason for the low rating. What readers want to see is a female protagonist reborn, becoming wealthy, a top student, leading her family to change, and changing herself as well.