A Villain’s Reborn Daily Life

It's exceptionally good, fast-paced, and the plot feels like it's telling a story towards the end. The characters are real people living in the world. I especially loved the ending line, "Perhaps in a turn, you'll just brush past them." The author's writing is excellent, but because it was transferred from another platform, there are some missing words, but it doesn't affect the reading experience. All the plot holes have been filled, and the logic is sound. Highly recommended!

July 18, 2024 This might be unrequited love, but I always felt it was more like a mutual attraction. The side couple was something I never expected. I thought Xiaoqing would end up with the Taoist priest, and I was conflicted after Furong appeared, but as I read on, I realized that Furong was indeed more suitable for Xiaoqing.

Super good! The writing and plot are incredibly captivating, including the plot twists. And the final line, "Perhaps with a turn of your head, you'll brush past them," really resonated with me. It felt like they were truly in this world, and I was quietly observing from the sidelines, hoping that one day I would meet them too. Absolutely amazing! Highly recommended!!!

It's really good! It's a complete life-changing story. This book really resonated with me; the villain isn't so bad, and the protagonist isn't so good at being the dominant one. 😂 Waaaaaah 🥺 Finally, Tomato (the author) released something that really resonates with my tastes... I've finished it, and now I'm going to be in a reading slump again. It's super good! I highly recommend everyone to read it!!! Keep up the good work, author!

This is a very good book. It doesn't feel like a typical Tomato (a famous Taiwanese writer) book; the writing style is unlike his other works. It's not loud or boisterous, but rather has a very peaceful feel, like the author gently recounting a long-forgotten story.

I finished reading it and it was really good! I loved it so much that I wrote this review right after finishing it. I really like Ming Jue's personality, and the details of how Ming Jue falls for Lao Yu are so delicate. Unlike some other stories where you just inexplicably fall in love with someone, Ming Jue seems to forget Lao Yu time and time again, but he still slowly falls in love with him…

Ah, I started reading because of the humorous writing style, then I found the characters very well-developed, and it got better and better as it went on, with one foreshadowing after another, and the plot flowed very smoothly. From Ming Jue's initial care for the protagonist, to Yu Chang'an becoming his friend and lover, interspersed with Ming Jue's memory recovery and the romantic affairs of…

The two main characters are fresh and their personalities are very close to reality (albeit on the perfect side). The supporting characters are also well-developed, such as Ming Xiaoqing and (which really struck me while reading 🤦🤦). It's a very good book; the author's writing is superb, delicate, and vivid.

The plot flows smoothly and the narration is natural. The author's writing style is very approachable, and I finished the whole book in a day without even realizing it. The ending gives the feeling that this isn't just a story, but something that happened around us. The vast and interconnected narrative is breathtaking, and I can't help but praise it.

The entire story is devoid of angst, with a gentle, flowing romance. Lines like "Live a good life, don't live in shackles, let me love you properly," and "If you can't find someone, then stand in the light yourself, and one day you will be seen," perfectly encapsulate the mutual pursuit between Mingjue and Lao Yu.