The 1980s: What If the First Wife Who Died Young Isn't Reborn?

It's well-written, but unlike most historical fiction, it has too many plot points and is too complex. Most historical fiction focuses on daily life, and even when it emphasizes career development, the pacing is leisurely. This book's plot is too complicated, making it tiring to read and not quite meeting the needs of readers who enjoy historical fiction. I don't think this book will get a high rating, but it's indeed well-written.

It's really good, the plot is tight, and I especially loved the romance between the male and female leads. Their subtle mutual care and affection are captivating. The female lead has a wild, independent personality, but only the male lead can tame her. The male lead appears aloof but is actually quite cunning and ambitious.

The male and female leads are well-developed, and the story is good too. It doesn't have too many overpowering moments, but it feels like there's room for much more content; the ending felt too rushed. Many characters and events weren't properly explained. The epilogue suggests that the male lead in a parallel world didn't experience a drastic personality change due to his illness, so their paths never crossed again? That's quite interesting.

The story flows smoothly and doesn't drag. I really enjoyed the feeling of making money, and I also loved the romance between Jiang Kuihua and Zhan Zhengqing. This novel has two main storylines: the female lead's path to wealth and the main couple's romance, which could also be described as a battle of wits with the female supporting character.

It's great! The female lead has a strong personality, and the male lead is a seemingly innocent but actually cunning character. Watching them bicker is really interesting! The second female lead is a reincarnated character, and the female lead uses her words to deduce her own future fate—she's very clever. There are also many foreshadowing elements; I hope the author updates frequently—it's just too much to read!

I really like the female lead's straightforward personality. She's not pretentious, she's easygoing, hardworking, and has an indomitable spirit when it comes to doing business. She has a lot of personal charm. (Personally, I don't really like the male lead.

Sure, I really like the female lead's personality in this story set in a different era. The male lead is alright too. It's a story about rebirth, time travel, and redemption within a different historical framework. I haven't finished reading it yet, but I hope the female lead escapes the fate of the prematurely deceased male lead and finds happiness with him in this life. I also hope Xiao Yuan grows up healthy and that Tiger finds his other half.

A very novel period drama. I've read so many novels that sometimes it's hard to get into them, but this one is captivating. I really like the female lead; she seems impulsive, but she's always confident and generous, knows what she wants, and doesn't hesitate. The male lead is also wonderful—gentle, tolerant, and doting.

It's a good read. I really like the female lead's personality. Unlike many other period novels, this one is quite unique.

The beginning was quite nice, but it didn't look as good after the halfway point.