
Reborn in the 1990s: Kicking My Scumbag Ex to the Curb and Becoming a Mogul's Darling
重生九零脚踹渣男做大佬心尖宝
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- Completed
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- 492k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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- Reborn in the 1990s, I Dumped My Scumbag Boyfriend, Married a Gang Leader, and Had His Baby重生九零踹渣男嫁混混头子生崽崽Alternate title on Fanqie
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I highly recommend this book! I've been following novels since middle school. While I haven't read a huge number, I've still read over a hundred. Many of them are just boring and follow the same formula: the female lead is reborn, the male lead doesn't trust his family or the male supporting character, and he refuses to marry her—very cliché and old-fashioned. But this book is different.
A fast-paced short story, not enough to keep you reading, interspersed with everyday life and career pursuits. It's rare to find a male lead this likable. Whether in daily life or the female lead's memories, he consistently protects her, and his love for her is so direct and passionate.
The author writes well, and the best part is that there are no messy misunderstandings. The male and female leads are also talkative and communicate when there are problems. Fang Yong's kindness to Tian Juzi was the kind that went to the bone. In fact, Tian Juzi was also kind to Fang Yong. Moreover, Tian Juzi was a wise woman who knew how to find common ground while respecting differences in life.
I really like the male protagonist in this book. He's charmingly roguish yet devoted to his wife, and the couple has a wonderful attitude towards their child. The author's portrayal of this character reflects how people in real life would raise their children—it's truly wonderful! Thumbs up!
2025.01.31 The female protagonist is reborn at a crucial point in her tragic life, about to marry a scumbag. She resolutely breaks ties with the scumbag's family and ends up with the male protagonist, her benefactor from her previous life and her eventual lover. Regarding the romance, the story of the male and female leads is truly touching.
It looks great; it's a sweet and down-to-earth period drama. The male lead is a roguish big boss, and the female lead is a talented and beautiful seamstress. The extra chapters also depict the children having successful careers and marriages! There are no messy villains.
The male and female protagonists are well-developed characters with excellent personalities. The male protagonist dotes on his wife, and the female protagonist has a straightforward personality and is very decisive in her relationships. Unlike other novels where emotions are expressed in a hesitant or awkward way, this one is easy to read and very enjoyable.
I think it's better than many period dramas; it feels more realistic. The author's writing is quite good, and the characters are very appealing. I like it! 💕
This is a very heartwarming book. The descriptions of daily life are simple yet not tedious, like a diary yet filled with the warmth of everyday life. The way the male protagonist is addressed as "Miss Tian" subtly suggests he's also reborn.
I finished reading it in five days, without missing a single chapter. It's a really sweet and lovely story, almost sickeningly sweet, haha ('▽'). Fang Yong truly embodies the saying "loving someone is like nurturing a flower." He took such good care of Xiao Ju Zi. From the extra chapters, you can see that even in her thirties, Xiao Ju Zi doesn't look like a mother of two.