Back in 1983: Starting Out as a Devoted Husband and Dad

This book is really to my liking. The female lead is the only one, and there's no ambiguity. The male lead knows how to maintain boundaries. This book is really perfect. The only flaw is the money part. It tends to gloss over the money details, but I like to see the details of money, such as how much money was made this time, how much it cost per kilogram, and so on.

It's quite good; unlike some other novels where the plot involves selling 1000 jin of eels every day—it's not as outrageous. The interactions between the male and female leads are also quite enjoyable.

In this life, a soulmate brings warmth and care, happiness and joy, and the promise of growing old together hand in hand. Reborn, the love is tender and attentive, overflowing with affection, a harmonious family, and the well-being of all. Unwavering devotion and companionship through life and death are the hallmarks of this book. The characters' emotions are rich and nuanced, making it a worthwhile read. A big thumbs up to the author! 👍

Why is everyone saying that Xia Weiwei was also reborn? Did I miss something? And was the author in a hurry to finish the story? Why did they only write half of the ending for the female lead's family?

It's good, except that the male lead wasn't a good person in his past life. After being reborn, there's no system or anything like that; he climbs his way up step by step on his own. His family is friendly and honest, and his friends are all good too, loving towards the female lead's child. It's all pretty good.

I don't know why the rating isn't high, but I found this book extremely enjoyable. I read it all in one go without stopping. I really like this kind of inspirational entrepreneurial novel; it's very positive and uplifting. The whole book is fast-paced and engaging, with a captivating plot and vividly portrayed characters that reflect the era—very realistic. Thumbs up to the author! Highly recommended!

I enjoy reading these kinds of period dramas, especially the ones about the festive atmosphere of Chinese New Year. Nowadays, that festive spirit is rare; it doesn't feel like New Year anymore, unlike when I was a child, when time was so well-organized.

"Plain and Simple" was the first historical romance novel I ever read featuring a male protagonist who is reborn. I really enjoyed the story.

It's so good, I love it! Let's go!

It's clear that it was written with care.