Reborn in the 1990s: Protecting Our Lucky Dad
重生九零：保护我方福运老爸
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- Completed
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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- The 1990s: The Whole Family's Makeover九零：全家改造日常Alternate title on Fanqie
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Read the title carefully before making recommendations. I'm so damn sick of people recommending couples in no-CP threads.
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I love this type of book. No cheat codes, no bound systems, no storage tools—just a story about someone making their reborn life wonderful through their own efforts. It's about everyday family life, not too many awful characters, and a warm, loving family. Sigh, it's just too short; I finished it in two days, and now I have to catch up on the updates! 🤭
Why is the rating so low? This book is great! The plot is reasonable, the characters are well-developed, and the female lead has a positive attitude towards life. Aside from being reborn, she doesn't have any special abilities. The writing is also excellent. It's definitely worth reading!
What a great book! It avoids forced connections and concise writing. The plot is vivid and fluid, without forced explanations of the settings. While it incorporates some mystical elements, they feel very logical. Even the chapter I'm currently reading about buying a wife through kidnapping doesn't require careful research into its sources.
This is the first time I've written such a long book review, because I'm just too lazy. I spent almost a week reading this book carefully, without skipping a single chapter. While it may not be groundbreaking, it's clear that the author put a lot of thought and effort into writing it.
Although there are no special advantages, the female lead successfully transforms her entire family, leading them to a more positive outlook. There are also periods when she's neglected due to her young age, making it feel like watching a TV drama as her family grows up. The side stories with their romantic subplots are quite interesting.
I suddenly realized that many of the events and attitudes in this book are very much in line with that era! This is probably the most historically accurate setting and character design I've ever seen in a novel. However, many people say you can't view that era through a modern lens, but is that even possible?
I've finished reading it. This book portrays favoritism so realistically, and the struggle of knowing one's parents are biased yet still caught in the web of family ties is also very realistic. Perhaps I'm used to reading feel-good stories where the protagonist immediately severs ties with family.
Although this book lacks a dramatic plot or the typical "reincarnation with a cheat code" story, it's genuinely enjoyable to read, offering a simple yet realistic experience. What I love most is the reason for the female protagonist's rebirth. Despite not having a prestigious family background and with flawed relatives, her love for her child is pure and unwavering.
I feel the writing is excellent so far, but it leaves me with a sense of powerlessness. Is it because of the grandparents' favoritism, even though they haven't done anything wrong? The author's insights into human nature are particularly good and realistic, yet they leave one feeling powerless. In short, although the writing is good, it leaves one with a nameless anger.
To be honest, I haven't seen such a simple and unpretentious rebirth story in a long time. Whether it's Song Shuhua, his mother Zhao Sumei, Zhao Xuemei, or Yao Hong, they all embody the gentle, firm, and strong women I aspire to be.