After I Was Reborn, My Birth Mother Was Dumbfounded When They Switched Us

It's the best one I've ever seen in the same genre. The plot is reasonable and the emotions of the characters are also reasonable.

This is the only novel of its kind that I have read. The main character's father is really sober, but he is a little bit love-minded. Later, when his love-mindedness is better, he becomes sober. This kind of novel usually doesn't take long and gets stuck at the beginning. I don't know if the author can persist.

Oh my god, after reading so many similar works, I found one with a supporting character who has brains and is logical in his actions.

The reason for giving a five-star review is that it is different from similar novels and expresses the author's own thoughts. Although the father in the plot also dislikes the protagonist, he is still sensible and does not appear so brainless. The plots are interlocking, and the protagonist has his own career. Unlike the protagonists in other books, he only says one sentence to sever the relationship and then starts to show off! .

This is not a crime of abandonment. There is also a crime of child trafficking over there. Add to this the frame-up, partiality, and cold violence at home. Get a psychiatric report. How nice it is to package yourself.

Could the difficulty be that the male protagonist's mother mistakenly believed that she was pregnant with a child that was not the male protagonist's father?

This book is much better than other regret books. The male protagonist's performance after rebirth is eye-catching. Instead of being beaten and scolded and then breaking off the relationship, he beat the other person and kept breaking it off. He also asked for housing with equal treatment, pocket money, and compensation for previous losses. This is the reaction that a reborn person should have. The cutoff at the back is also pretty nice. After many twists and turns, I still got 200 million.

It's okay. It's reasonable in the same genre. In other plots, the real young master died several times and he was still hesitant.

I hope the author will not write in such a cold and heartless way, and just ignore others if they ask for forgiveness, instead of just killing them all at every turn.

Compared with similar articles, it is well written. The protagonist is written in a relatively Buddhist style. He is reborn and returns to the past, and treats past events with a mature mentality. He will inevitably be more calm because he has surpassed others so much that he will not be too emotional about those childish practices. The more negative emotions you attach to others, the less positive emotions you will pursue for yourself. After rebirth, everyone wants to rewrite the story and live a better life than before. Revenge can only calm the inner resentment, but it cannot make one's life better. An ideal country will always exist. When people get what they want, they will have greater desires for a better life. At present, the protagonist's goal of revenge has been basically completed, and he should start to pursue his own self, but there is less description of this. The children of the Chen family can write well, and there are basically no shortcomings that are not in line with the setting of the rich family of origin, except for Chen Jingyan. Children of the rich see much more than ordinary people. Influenced by Chen's father, Chen Jingyan should take a longer view of interests than ordinary people of his age, even though he has little experience as a minor. When rich people train their children, they pay more attention to their abilities and vision. But his short-sighted behavior is more like a person who grew up in a poor family and suddenly came into contact with different classes (such as comparisons, being humiliated, etc.) And has an unbalanced mentality. He pursues fame and fortune but cannot see the long-term interests clearly due to his own ability. Regarding the comparative description of Chen Jingyan and Chen Jinghui after leaving the Chen family, I feel that the author is more inclined to "good and evil will be rewarded in the end, just try to come early or come late" in this regard. Using the two of them as a comparison group, good treatment to the protagonist will eventually be rewarded, and bad treatment to the protagonist will result in retribution. From my personal point of view, if someone attaches great importance to interests, has a long-term vision, and knows how to maximize interests (economic, emotional, network, etc.), His future development will not be bad. (For example, if you plan to go to college in China, you must pay attention to which university to study and what major to study. It is also a plus point for chasing girls. Egoists do not place their hopes on others.) Father Chen, he is not a bad person, but he is not a good father. However, He Ruoxi's strange brain circuit is difficult to connect with the environment in which he grew up, as if the plot conflicts were deliberately arranged for him. Zhao Yulan's evil is like the evil of ignorance and selfishness, while He Ruoxi's evil is the evil of ignorance. Regarding the five siblings except the protagonist, it is understandable that they stick to each other. After all, traditional thinking tends to help relatives rather than help others. The relatives here should not be understood as blood relatives, but as close people. Of course, this article only refers to the term "helping relatives" and does not endorse their "framing and committing evil". Compared with other novels of the same type, the relatives who dislike the protagonist will do all kinds of bad things and eventually self-destruct, which is a much more logical comparison to the theme of living along with the protagonist and dying against the protagonist. But it may be completely different from the simple moral expectation of other readers that "evil is punishable by death".