The Old Woman Killed by Her Eldest Daughter Is Reborn
那个被长女干掉的老妇重生了
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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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It's brilliant, beyond imagination. After reading the first paragraph, I can't think of a second one!
I thought it wouldn't be good based on other people's reviews, but this book probably has a specific target audience. It's not a feel-good story at the beginning. It's probably about the reasons why it's hard to escape one's family of origin; even if your family of origin is bad, you can't leave it, but there are still places that offer warmth.
Hello everyone! A heads-up for new readers: this book is not a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment story, especially the beginning. The female lead's identity determines her personality. A person who grows up in a family that favors sons over daughters and is neglected and unappreciated will likely have a somewhat insecure and self-conscious personality.
The story's protagonist, Chunhua, defies description. The profound impact of one's family of origin is evident in her deep-seated sorrow. She endured so much, both physically and emotionally, to gain her parents' love. It's heartbreaking to read, bringing tears to my eyes. Chunhua has two sons and two daughters, and the portrayal of her children's upbringing and her relationship with her husband is exceptionally well-done.
I've read many genres, like military marriages, palace intrigue, and time-travel dramas, and most of them feature a female lead with a cheat code, making her exceptionally powerful, with all the male characters revolving around her. This one doesn't have that. This is a good theme: the rebirth of a middle-aged woman with children. The story is relatable and doesn't rely too much on plot devices.
I skipped around while watching, but there were some thought-provoking parts. I'm not sure if it's artistic license that made some of the points too extreme: son preference, parental favoritism, exorbitant dowries, human trafficking, fraud, domestic violence, and marriages where the wife is essentially widowed.
The subject matter and writing style are both good, but it's just too frustrating.
It took me half a year to finish this book, reading it on and off. At first, I thought it would be a typical rebirth and face-slapping story, but it turned out to be so unexpected. The descriptions of rural life were incredibly detailed and realistic. The only downside was that the ending felt too rushed; I hope they'll release an epilogue.
It's very realistic, and many people might find it hard to watch, but I highly recommend it to young people to broaden their horizons.
Very good. It might seem a bit frustrating, but that's real life. Every character is vividly portrayed, and there are no scenes that are just for the sake of being entertaining. There are a few slightly fantastical elements, but they're not outrageous. Perhaps it's because I haven't experienced similar things in my own life that I find them a little fantastical. This book is not suitable for people with little life experience; they may find it frustrating and tedious.