Reborn, I Just Want to Be a Lazy Fish

It's not bad, it's just that the two of them lacked communication in their past life. Keeping things from each other while thinking you're doing what's best for them was the most foolish thing to do. Wouldn't it be better to be more honest? Why create so many misunderstandings, hurting both of them?

It's a great film. It turns out it was all a misunderstanding, but then again, it feels like you only realize it after someone dies. It makes you wonder if the love wasn't really that deep, or perhaps it wasn't that intense.

This book is hard to review, but if I had to sum it up in one word, it would definitely be my favorite. I read it from beginning to end without skipping a single page. In their past lives, Wei Yao and Bai Jue protected each other, bearing all the burdens themselves without ever complaining.

The author's writing is great [I've learned something new], there were many parts that moved me deeply. The third son's ending was quite heartbreaking; even the emperor father ended up all alone, tsk tsk tsk. Key points: no mouth in their past life, lots of misunderstandings, both are virgins. 🤦 Okay, I'll admit there were a few parts that made me tear up 😆 It would be even better if there were some sweet side stories.

Overall, it's not bad. In their past lives, they were all silent. As a result, even though they didn't do anything to betray each other, they thought they were drifting apart and their affection was fading. In this second life, the protagonist has become a clingy person, but fortunately, the misunderstanding is cleared up, and they finally have a happy ending.

A very good novel. The ending before the rebirth was a bit tragic; the two people who deeply loved each other died without a word. Fortunately, they were both reborn, cleared up the misunderstandings, and had a sweet ending. The old emperor's ending is the inevitable fate of a scumbag.

The plot is fairly smooth, without any major ups and downs. It mainly focuses on the power struggles between the princes, interspersed with romantic subplots. It's a very light and straightforward story, with dialogue often just lightly touched upon. It's quite nuanced, though, with constant conflict and its resolution. Overall, it's a decent read. 👍

I think it's very well written, even better than some 9-point novels. Many 9-point novels are repetitive and lack originality, but this one, "Sparrow's Food," is quite good. 🤭🤭🤭

Indeed, Wei did not wrong Bai in his past life. Neither of them made their intentions clear, which led to misunderstandings. This life is now fulfilling.

It's beautiful! It's really beautiful!