A Cowed Old Couple Reborn: Smash the Pots First, Then Split the Family
窝囊老夫妻重生：先砸锅，后分家
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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Super entertaining! It's about a family of unlucky scoundrels who rise to power, engaging in extortion, sharp-tongued banter, and everything in between. I love it, highly recommended!
Dear author: This is very well written. I hope you can write 2000 chapters. It's a great read, and the subject matter is fantastic.
So far, it's been quite good. Before their rebirth, the male and female leads were always supporting their brothers, nephews, and nieces, neglecting their own children. This ultimately led to their children's scattering and death. After their rebirth, they realized their mistakes and started treating their children better.
It's quite good, the plot doesn't drag, and there's no feeling of being frustrated or upset. I hope the author won't make things difficult for honest readers later on, leaving them feeling annoyed. I'm urging for more updates!
It's slow-paced and has few flaws. (The general order is: first, they make money and divide the family; then they find the third son who was sold; then they discover their true identity, experience hardships, and finally reunite with their family.) But as the saying goes, it's slow-paced.
It's not bad; there aren't any particularly exaggerated superpowers, which fits the era quite well. My only complaint is the rebirth aspect. Rebirth is fine, but the way the past life is portrayed isn't just pathetic, it's unbelievable. How could someone repay a debt of gratitude by neglecting their child until death? It's very frustrating. Couldn't they learn their lesson after suffering losses? The later parts are quite good though.
I've seen many readers criticizing this spineless couple for not being able to reincarnate! But actually, I think it's alright! The couple changed their children's fate after their reincarnation, which is great! Just like other couples I've read who transmigrate and are reborn! I like everything about this book except the titles! Why can't Da Ni and Er Ni be called Mu Ni or Dong Ni?
It was very good, exciting, lively, and full of human touch. Thank you!
It's actually quite interesting. There's no special advantage, just rebirth. It's about everyday life, awful fake family members, a loving family, and life getting better and better, a slow and steady flow, little by little.
The biggest highlight of this book isn't the rebirth and revenge of the foolish couple who died in their previous life, but rather their endearing yet sharp-tongued son. His constant spiking is particularly hurtful, adding color and depth to the revenge of those two pitiful souls who died foolishly and dragged their children down with them. Isn't revenge about destroying the spirit?