My Family Dotes on the Lucky One: Reborn, I Won't Save Them This Time

When you lack strength, you should endure; when you have strength, it's frustrating not to fight back.

It's quite good. I hope the author updates more often. Even if they all regret it, it's only the female lead who gains value, leaving them no chance to regret it.

Hmm, I didn't feel any sense of frustration. I'll give it five stars as encouragement. Although everyone's saying it's frustrating... I think it's well-written. I like this kind of slow, gradual angst. Killing everyone directly is just "punishing the scum," right? The appeal of a "cremation scene" is precisely this slow emotional shift.

I know many people would be discouraged by the "reincarnation" part, but I still wrote it that way. Besides the need for a complete story, there's also my original intention in writing. Yun Qing's original intention was that victims don't have to be perfect, and the one who is always wrong is the evil person. She especially craves family affection; it's an innate instinct for human beings.

It's such a new story, but it seems pretty good so far. No major flaws, and the female lead isn't a saint. It's worth reading.

I urge the author to update every day! Xie Yunjin has strong language skills and knows how to talk; how could she fool so many ancient people? Are their filters too thick? Now that the female lead isn't contributing anymore, everyone's going downhill and starting to suffer. That's how it should be—let them be afraid and lose hope.

I read their comments, and while some felt frustrated, that's understandable. In modern times, she could have lived a good life even after severing ties. But ancient times are different. Severing ties was incredibly complicated; the pressure of filial piety was truly devastating! And there was also the issue of a woman's chastity, so the female protagonist had to find a reason to end the relationship. Overall, it's a good story; if you can tolerate it, you might want to give it a try.

The storyline is incredibly captivating, and I really like the female lead's personality after her rebirth—decisive and no longer soft-hearted! I suspect Yun Qing is the lucky charm, while the other one only knows about what happened in her past life and deliberately steals Yun Qing's credit! Every time Yun Qing returns with the medicine, she always manages to steal the credit. What a coincidence!

Surprisingly, it's really good! The satisfying moments are well-placed, the plot development is substantial and logical, making you want to keep watching! Lately, there have been so many formulaic stories about real and fake heiresses, written in a very flat and boring way. This story is surprisingly engaging.

I think it's good that it's not frustrating, but there's just too little of it. It's a bit cruel to read, sob sob 🥹