
My Mom Is Reborn
我妈是重生的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 345k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The 1970s Military Marriage: Are Big Shots Sold Wholesale?七零军婚之大佬都是批发的?Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's really good, but there's not enough time; I finished it in no time. If you're looking for something to read, you absolutely must check it out! It's really great.
Creating content is hard work, so I'll give it a good review! The synopsis looked quite appealing, but after reading it, I'm a bit...😅 If the female lead hadn't had a loving husband before her transmigration and hadn't had to go through time so quickly, I really would have loved this book.
Many characters in this novel are reborn. The female protagonist's mother, upon being reborn, clears all obstacles for her daughter, allowing the female protagonist to marry the male protagonist and live a happy and fulfilling life. The whole family lives in harmony and happiness.
This is another novel I devoured in one go. Especially the later parts, unlike other novels, didn't drag on and become unreadable. There were two unexpected twists at the end: one was that the male and female leads were actually a couple in their first life, and perhaps they will be together for all eternity; the other was my lingering regret about my favorite character (the female lead's mother…
It's a great story, but the female lead never said she liked the male lead in her entire life. When she was about to die, the male lead awakened the female lead's first life memories and called out her name. The female lead called out the male lead's name from his previous life and said, "I love you for all eternity." So what is Jin Guanghai in this life?
It's pretty good! It's just a bit of a shame that the male lead recently returned from the dead!
I don't know why the rating is so low. The author repeatedly says it's their first time writing, but I found it very enjoyable. I've read many time-travel novels, and most I couldn't finish. A book that kept a long-time reader like me reading the whole thing is a good book, maybe it's just my taste. 🤔
It's actually quite good, but I feel a bit sorry for the male lead!
Overall, it's a fairly complete story, with perfect friendships and family bonds. However, I feel a lot of regret about the male lead. In his first life, he died because of the female lead and remained unmarried and lonely his entire life. Although he's married and has children in this life, he's never truly won the female lead's heart. She only ever loved her husband from their first life. I feel a bit sorry for the male lead.
Overall it was good, but I felt a bit disjointed reading around chapters 60 and 70. With only a few chapters left, I was reluctant to give up but also didn't really enjoy it. So, I read the last two or three chapters, and the extra chapters really improved the writing and plot. 😆