Reborn, I Brought Home a Secondhand, Insecure Man

This book is different from other rebirth novels; it's very interestingly written. I don't usually read novels without special identities, and in this one, neither the male nor female lead has any impressive background. As others have described the female lead, she's strong, not domineering. She guides her lover step by step, turning that "ostrich" into a human. Highly recommended! [Learned something new]

So good! The ratings are all misleading 😢 I love this kind of story where a little sunshine redeems a pitiful soul. Because of you, my life has meaning again. Who understands? I started reading while listening to Faye Wong's "Red Bean," and then when I saw Luo Peng carve a red bean bracelet for Xia Xia, I suddenly jumped up! Luo Peng and Xia Xia, may you be happy forever! 😢

Why is the rating so low? This short story is flawless. The male and female leads are both wonderful, both are virgins, the male lead never had a relationship with his wicked ex-wife, and the child isn't his; he was simply framed. Let me give you a spoiler about this question of past and present lives—

Overall, it's pretty good. The female lead is really good to the male lead, helping him overcome his inferiority complex. The male lead also wholeheartedly devotes himself to the female lead, making her his everything. This guy really suffered in the beginning 🤦. It's just that the female lead's frequent "giggle giggle" laughter a bit took me out of the story.

This is my first book review. Overall, the content so far feels very real and genuine, and the romance between the male and female leads is portrayed with great subtlety; it's not the mass-produced kind of mainstream novel. Looking forward to more! 👍👍👍

The female lead gradually pulls the male lead out of the abyss of inferiority, becoming his own personal ray of sunshine. The male lead also only loves the female lead. It's incredibly well-written, and I eagerly await the author's new work.

It's not quite at the level of being exceptionally good, but I would still give it five stars if I were writing a review. Both the male and female leads have very well-developed personalities. Although it's just a fleeting dream, what's real might be fake, and what's fake might be real. This premise is quite interesting; it's not a nonsensical rebirth story, but rather has a perfectly logical self-consistency.

It's so good!!! Why is the score so low? It's so good, so good! I love this kind of story where two people are determined to go their separate ways, and the male lead is even insecure. Oh my god, it's so good! It's so good!!!

Waaaaah! It's good! Not too cloying 😢😢😢 It's okay! Really okay! I was so scared!!! I was afraid I'd see a tragic ending! I won't spoil it! I'll let you read it slowly! Experience it for yourself! Because this isn't one of those super-powerful, fast-paced stories with a bunch of crazy actions, there are no superpowers or magic pills 😆😆😆

These are the most down-to-earth male and female protagonists I've ever read—the most! Relatable! It's the first time I've read a novel where the male lead has athlete's foot and is afraid of getting prostatitis, etc. To be honest, I almost gave up when I got to that part, but after patiently reading on, I found it quite good. Aren't ordinary people just like that? It's a novel that really resonates with ordinary people from the lower classes.