Reborn: Grandpa Sent Me to Ancient Times

It's a very good read, with a fresh story. I've been reading novels for a long time, and this is the first one that tells the story of a character who, after being ostracized by their family and forced to separate from them, leaves without a trace. I really like that aspect; if you can't afford to offend them, you can at least avoid them. Out of sight, out of mind. Unfortunately, that family wasn't mentioned again afterward, which is a bit of a shame. I wanted to see what happened to them.

The female protagonist, young in modern times, dies in a car accident while traveling with her grandfather. Her grandfather becomes an official in the underworld, while she is sent to a farming family in ancient times. Her parents, tormented by her grandparents, rebel after she nearly drowns (she is already dead) and is threatened with death.

It's so beautiful! Under the moonlight, the woman dreamed of the future, of how every trip she would take would be planned with them together. Her eyes shone with light, with him, so brightly. Chen Wuyou stopped, put his arm around her, looked at her intently, and whispered a promise: "To the ends of the earth, as long as you take me with you, I will go with you."

Under the moonlight, the woman dreamed of the future, planning every trip together. Her eyes shone with light, reflecting him, so brightly. Chen Wuyou stopped, put his arm around her, looked at her intently, and whispered a promise: "To the ends of the earth, as long as you take me with you, I will go with you." He kissed her forehead, a smile spreading across his face.

It's very beautiful, heartwarming, and sweet, without too much scheming or intrigue.

It's good, but Li Xin is such a pity. I always thought he was the male lead, but I never expected the male lead to be someone else. Later, because he couldn't marry the person he loved, he didn't care anymore and married someone who loved him. Everyone else was fine.

At first, I thought Li Xin was the male lead, but who would have thought he wouldn't appear until almost halfway through the story? Although there wasn't much focus on the romance between the male and female leads, I felt their love was so pure. They didn't seek wealth or fame; they just ate and drank together, slept in together, and traveled all over the country together.

This book is quite novel; the only drawback is that I don't know the female lead's age, I've been guessing the whole time.

The story focuses on a lighthearted, simple, and happy ending. The female protagonist is transported from modern times to ancient times by her grandfather after a car accident. Along the way, she and her parents build a fortune and find their beloved, handsome male protagonist, living a happy life together.

The story is well-written, unlike other stories where the plots split up and remain in the same village, constantly plagued by a bunch of awful characters causing trouble – it's really annoying. The author has done a good job writing this short story; keep it up!