Reborn, She Drove Her Own Mother Mad

It's great! I love this author. I also finished reading "Genius Girl." The writing style is straightforward and simple, yet captivating. Now, I can't get into those so-called "good writing" books anymore; they're just piling up fancy words. Truly good writing allows readers to delve deeper into the story, and this book is just that—straightforward and adorable.

I came here after reading the "Genius Girl" story; the author's writing is as superb as ever. Historical fiction is practically her comfort zone; she writes one and follows it every time, and there's really nothing to complain about. Especially this one, which has an added romance plot compared to "Genius Girl"—ahhhh, I love romance! I'm looking forward to even more romance in her new story.

The plot is smooth and somewhat fast-paced; the ensemble cast is excellent, but the villains are numerous and vicious; the flaw is that it can generate some hostility while watching, which is unavoidable in gang-related themes. This is the first time I've seen such a young protagonist voluntarily living on their own. The control group consisted of Xu Ya and her godfather, who were of similar age.

It's well-written. The female lead is still very intelligent even after being reborn. It's just that the dialogue... Please don't add "ya! Ya! Ya ya ya!" It sounds like a child's conversation.

I'd like to write a review myself: Ye Bajin is my favorite character in this book.

Days passed, life went on, the environment changed, and there were always many hardships to overcome. Although the writing style was somewhat reminiscent of when I first started writing online novels, the plot was full of twists and turns, quite good.

The book is good, the female lead is alright but not ruthless enough, the ending is a bit rushed, but overall it's okay.

This author's book isn't your average light novel; I've been reading it for a long time and I feel your writing is very profound. Really, the characters are very vividly portrayed. Although you ended it somewhat abruptly, it's okay, I still look forward to your next book.

A bunch of awful relatives and villains, it's terrifying to watch. A bunch of politicians, it's too much for my heart to bear.

It's very good, I like it, but will there be a male lead? At first I thought it was Zhuo An, then I thought it was Yan Han.