Reborn as a Woman Who Married into Her Husband's Family

😂Why would there be such an absurd task as writing a book review for one's own book? If I were to write a book review for myself, it would definitely be "good, good, good, a hundred good posts". My goodness, I've never read such a good book before. It's told in a gentle and unhurried way, like reading an essay.

This is the best rebirth and redemption story, bar none. It's so realistic. Rebirth doesn't give you a second brain; you're still the same person. Zhang Hongying, through the complementary strengths of her best friend, reaches the pinnacle of her life. Although she's still content with modest wealth and doesn't reach the level of a billionaire, it feels very real.

This is a well-written and thoughtfully written story. My hometown is also a region in the south where son preference is rampant. My siblings, also only three years apart in age, are a few years younger than the protagonist's family, but their parents aren't as morally reprehensible (or perhaps they haven't had the opportunity for a major conflict of interest). It's quite relatable.

It's really good! Some people might not like the female lead, but it gets better later on. The female lead is a lifelong workaholic, a clueless, bloodsucking boss, so it's understandable that her character is initially portrayed poorly. Her growth and her friendship with her best friend are the main storylines, and they're very well written. I hope they can support each other and stay together until the end. 🥰

A novel whose title doesn't do it justice. The title is chilling, but reading it is heartbreaking. This novel is very realistic. Modern women can hardly understand the hardships and difficulties women faced in the past. Through this small space, one feels both sorrow and sadness. If a woman feels suffocated while reading, it means that she once stood up and refused to live a life of subservience.

I hope more discerning readers will see this work! It's a rare gem; the author's writing is excellent and meticulous. The story beautifully portrays a girl's efforts to change her life and her emotional journey. The portrayal of social development and the pace of people's lives is also perfectly captured!

I stayed up all night to read this article, and perhaps because I'm also from the Jiangsu and Zhejiang region, I have many thoughts to share. This story isn't particularly exciting; it lacks the intense action and dramatic revenge. However, it leaves you feeling relaxed and at ease, like a light boat gliding over countless mountains.

The writing is quite good and relatable. The female protagonist's hatred is somewhat lacking in retaliatory methods, which might seem a bit pathetic in the novel, but in real life, it's understandable. Her behavior also follows a fairly normal, not-so-bright, ordinary person's logic. Aside from the tailor shop owner being a bit too kind, I don't think there are any major flaws in the whole story.

So good! This is the second book I've read (the first one, "I Don't Want This Daughter Anymore," was also good). Another great book whose title doesn't do it justice; it's also filled with the soft, gentle Wu dialect 🤭 I enjoy stories that slowly unfold the everyday lives of family members. The female protagonist is somewhat dim-witted in both her past and present lives.

At first, I thought the female lead was a bit foolish, and even a little annoyingly so. But the author's writing is superb; the character development, plot, and prose are all perfect, very delicate, and full of the flavor of the era and place. The everyday life is subtly and beautifully rendered through the exquisite writing. It's truly a rare gem. I predict this novel will become a huge hit.