Reborn in a Bygone Era: She Brings Her Early-Deceased Husband Back to Life
重生年代，早逝老公被她救活了
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- Completed
- Length
- 265k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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137Chapters
383Reads · 30 days
107.2kReads · all time
112Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.3Score
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Era Fiction! Stories Where the Original Host Is Reborn, No Transmigration!!
I don't like transmigration where someone takes over another person's body. I prefer stories where the original owner is reborn, ideally in a military setting.
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No cheat codes, no superpowers, it's down-to-earth and realistic, and I really like this genre.
March 6, 2024. The Holy Mother and Holy Father are quite a good match. One is willing to be seen as a scumbag by others for a deep well, and the other is willing to be seen as a mistress by others.
It's super good. There are no weird plot devices or special abilities. The content is very ordinary yet engaging, and it has a real feel for that era, especially the situation where the wife gives birth and then the mother-in-law gives birth, which was very common in that time.
It's really good! I hope the author can keep updating at this pace 😳
It's a really good read; I finished it in one go. Although it's about rebirth, the life is very grounded. There's no cheat-like ability or any particularly annoying villains. It's very heartwarming.
Is the male lead's mother stupid, unable to see her own son right in front of her?
I like it because, aside from the rebirth aspect, it's all quite realistic about the times, without any exaggeration, making the characters seem like people who have lived through this era.
It's very good, I recommend it.
Great job, keep it up!
It's quite good. At least the male and female leads can communicate and clarify misunderstandings in a timely manner, so it doesn't upset you. The plot is quite good, but adopting an elderly person with dementia is just too illogical. No normal person would do that; this setup is too unrealistic. There are plenty of elderly people without caregivers; are they all going to be taken in?