Reborn as the Foil: I Flip the Script from the Start

To be honest, the female lead's father wasn't a good person either. Although he held up the point that she was an only child, he indulged his parents by giving their jobs and houses to his younger brother's family and constantly subsidizing them. He paid for his parents' retirement and funeral expenses. He left all the grievances to his wife and daughter.

May 17, 2024. The plot was pretty good, and both the male and female leads were quite likable and had their moments. The female lead, though sometimes a bit naive, was really decisive; she immediately took revenge and returned to the city at the start. I really don't understand why so many modern-day time travelers are willing to stay in the countryside.

Not bad, the male lead doesn't mince words, and there are many familiar plot devices.

I've finished reading it. Although there were some illogical plot points and it was a bit frustrating to read, it was generally pretty good. The ending was a bit rushed, but the fact that I was able to finish the whole book means it was alright. I hope the author continues to work hard and write more and better novels!

Overall, it's alright. There are no cheat codes or special abilities, no college entrance exams, and no black market. A few things to note: the female lead gets back to town a bit too easily, and she trips and falls quite often in the early stages, although this is meant to develop the relationship between the male and female leads…

I just finished reading another historical novel. It's great. There's no cheat code or special abilities involved. Women can often change their own and their family's fate and live a different life than in their previous lives, as long as they don't become overly idealistic or love-struck. So, sometimes, having a clear head is half the battle won!

Time travel, no rural life, no black market, arranged marriage, love after marriage, fashion design, military service, few truly exceptional characters, good family atmosphere, feels pretty good. Some things are left unexplained and could be expanded upon. The villains' deaths are too quick and smooth.

Initially, I read the comments saying that it was wrong for Li's father to let his parents give their jobs to his younger brother, which made me a little reluctant to read. But after reading it, I didn't think Li's father did anything wrong, especially regarding his care for his parents in their old age. In the end, it was quite well-written.

To be honest, the main couple's relationship progresses quite quickly, but there seem to be a lot of problems. The female lead is constantly being bothered, though most of it is harmless, but she encounters a lot of trouble. However, the male lead is incredibly gentle with her. The two children also have their own stories to tell in the later episodes, and both sets of parents are very kind. I wonder if Jin Fei will find someone who truly loves her after her divorce.

Let's resolve Zhang Fang's storyline.