
Reborn in 1958: I Split from the Family and Lie Flat to Win
重生58,分家躺赢
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 728k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
340Chapters
347Reads · 30 days
200.2kReads · all time
117Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.4Score
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Reader comments 24
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Even if I'm reborn, I'm still a good-for-nothing. I can't be the only one suffering.
The grass-fighting class first met, vying for supremacy in the courtyard, threading needles and revealing a gentle breeze. Applying a blush of shy beauty, writing in running script, silent as we stand together, under a clear blue sky, in Utopia, a half-string of fictional moonlight! Human life's joys and sorrows, the wind like wine, the ducks drinking to their hearts' content, listening in the mirror.
It's good! I just feel the protagonist is too kind to his father and stepmother.
I can't be the only one who gets poisoned, we all have to go!
It's alright, but the courtyard house plot seems familiar. Is it a crossover? I just finished reading a book about courtyard houses, and the characters overlapped quite a bit.
It's so good! It's really good! You can watch it! You can watch it! You should watch it a lot!
How can one person suffer such a torment?
More tolerance, more family affection, more childlike fun. Very good.
The writing is a bit messy, but the hanging is nice and quite novel.
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