Reborn in the 1990s: Raising Myself All Over Again
重生九零：把自己重养一遍
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
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- Reborn in the 1990s: I Want to Go to School重生九零之我要上学Alternate title on Fanqie
- Reborn, I Got Rich Writing Novels [The 1990s]重生后，靠写小说暴富了【九零】Alternate title on Fanqie
- Reborn in the 1990s, I Hustle My Way to Becoming a Billionaire重生九零，我卷卷卷卷出首富成就Alternate title on Fanqie
- I Refuse to Be a Blood Bank, and Was Reborn to Live for Myself拒当血包，重生只养自己Alternate title on Fanqie
- Rebooting Life [The 1990s]重启人生【九零】Alternate title on Fanqie
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I just finished watching the update. I really feel sorry for Su Yue, with her abusive and incompetent father and her cowardly and selfish mother. Having been reborn, he is able to understand himself correctly. Hopefully, he can escape his family of origin and be his true self. I really don't want to see her again, bound together by family ties... It's already 300,000 words, why is it so frustrating to read this far?! I really feel powerless...
The author writes so well! I especially loved the line the female lead said in an earlier chapter: "I just need to walk, measuring the ground beneath my feet step by step to calculate how long it will take and how much time I'll have to spend to get out of that place." Five stars! Please, please don't stop updating! I'm so eager for more and looking forward to the next chapter.
It's quite good. The romance is completely unnecessary. I prefer stories where the female lead has a one-sided crush on the male lead, has no feelings for any man, and achieves great success in her career!! ✌️ The female lead's family background infuriated me, but thankfully she's not soft-hearted and takes revenge on the spot! And she's also ruthless towards her mother, this accomplice.
Not bad, not bad. She's reborn without being pathetic, but she's not resentful either. She settles her scores on the spot, and after that, she works hard to improve herself, making her enemies envious, jealous, and hateful, but helpless against her. The rating is a bit low, but I hope it rises. Also, the female lead is very strong; there was no need to force a male lead into the mix.
There's no female rivalry, no stereotypes, and aside from the overly realistic mother-daughter relationship which is a bit tiresome, everything else is quite good. However, one thing is that the female lead is slapped by her father every time, which could clearly be avoided or punished by the plot.
Traditional romance novels, with smooth writing and strong storytelling. If you're looking for a female-centric story, this might be a bad read; there's a lot of female rivalry involved.
The author's writing is quite good; there are very few rebirth/learning stories that I find refreshing. Unfortunately, the author favors male characters, always spending more time praising them.
It's a great watch. The female lead is still somewhat trapped in her own world, unable to fully break free because she's a minor and still bound by her parents. However, her abilities are truly remarkable, giving off a sense of pent-up energy, ready to unleash her full potential and transform into a powerful force. It was incredibly exciting to watch!
It's a great story. The female protagonist's hard work and struggle after her rebirth prove that learning can truly change one's destiny and allow her to take control of her future. She rebels against her abusive father and her cowardly, biased mother, changing her own fate, escaping being exploited and emotionally blackmailed by her family, supporting her younger sister, ignoring her younger…
Having read this far, I feel the characters in this book are very well-developed. As ordinary people, their loves and hates aren't always so clear-cut. Sometimes it's hard to let go of life's entanglements, yet when faced with certain conflicts, we subconsciously tell ourselves we can cut the Gordian knot.