Reborn in the 1980s, I Got Pregnant by a Scumbag

This book is very good. Actually, I always thought the author would reveal later that Li Yuanliang was adopted, because his parents were so biased. However, the ending felt a bit rushed. I hope the author will include a side story. It's a really good book.

"A lump in my throat" is my strongest feeling. The characters are very well-developed, experiencing both joy and sorrow, and each has a complete ending. No one can be simply categorized as absolutely good or bad; it's just human nature. The open ending is truly excellent.

This is the first book review I've done in all these years. I even participated in the author's writing group. This book is truly heartbreaking. The beginning was so good, and I happened to be reading the part where Li Yuanliang cheated. In the first version (he cheated multiple times), the author's chapter breaks were excellent, and those two days were really difficult.

It was a great show, but the ending was still a bit disappointing!

It's really good-looking and quite captivating. It inspires entrepreneurial spirit. It depicts everyday life, whether gentle or strong, and different lives tell different stories. The mindset changes from youth to old age. I've read a lot of books, especially those about rebirth. Maybe I can relate to them. I wonder if I could do better than I did in this life if I could do it all over again.

This book is a novel that is very close to real life. Both the male and female protagonists have some minor flaws. Readers who like prince charming-like male protagonists may not like it, but I like it because it is very realistic, just like the various kinds of people around us.

The author was also in a dilemma. Should he side with Song or Li? All three main characters have personality flaws, but they also have their own strengths. Song has the focus and purity that Zhou wants, Li has the pioneering and unrestrained spirit that Zhou wants, while Zhou himself is hesitant and fragile. Who is your final destination?

This book is good, but Li Yuanliang is so frustrating. Even though he was a jerk before, he wasn't reborn and didn't know what would happen later. He changed his ways later, but I'm still dissatisfied with his ending. He accused her of cheating, but it turns out it was his older brother who was behind it all. The female lead still doesn't forgive him, while her relationship with Song (someone else) improves [what?]. I simply felt indignant on behalf of Li Yuanliang.

I really love this book. When I got to around page 200, I thought I'd check out the later chapters, and then I accidentally flipped to the page where Li Yuanliang cheated on me. Then I couldn't continue reading. It seems like the ending really makes me want to cry. I really loved the Li Yuanliang I saw earlier. I really enjoyed watching Li Yuanliang's videos.

It hurt my heart and liver to read this; I almost became depressed these past few days. I felt like I wanted to go in and make decisions for them. Reading this book has left me restless these past few days; I really don't know how to describe this feeling.