Reborn, I’m Once Again Hounded by a Crazy Straight Girl

Not a sweet or lighthearted read, but the kind of bittersweet story I love. Both protagonists have their flaws, and their twisted, repressed, and agonizing emotions are truly captivating. Sometimes, the hurtful things they say to each other are chilling; in real life, if someone dared to say those things, I would never forgive them.

This is incredibly well-written! Lin's portrayal of a wicked woman is so convincing and satisfying. This imperfect character gives off a "you should be grateful I can toy with your boring life" vibe. Lin is constantly testing Sang's limits of love and is always jealous of everyone around her, driven entirely by possessiveness.

The book is structured like this: at the beginning, readers will adopt Sang Yu's perspective and believe that Lin is responsible for all of this. For example, declining grades, a job you don't like, or a miserable life. But this is actually a ridiculous idea, which shows that Sang is a very selfish person.

This book has a very unique premise; it's not a traditional rebirth story. At first, I thought it was about the world's consciousness self-correcting, but the more I read, the more something seemed off. Then, the author dropped a bombshell at the end—unexpected yet perfectly logical. The story begins from Sang's perspective, so at first glance, Lin might seem completely unworthy of Sang.

It felt like Sang initiated the encounter several times; I was the one who was being pursued. [Shocked]

Don't be fooled by the book's rating; it's truly excellent. It's been a long time since I've read such a twisted, delightful, and genuinely moving dual-female protagonist novel. The only downside is the lack of epilogues depicting the two characters living together; the author should write more of those.

No wonder the rating is low, but the reviews are decent. Both female leads have their flaws. From Sang's perspective, Lin abandoned her after she gave everything. However, after reading the whole thing, I think it was Sang's confusion in love and failure to distinguish boundaries that led to their tragedy. Her obtuseness prevented her from taking responsibility for the mistakes she made in love.

It's a great read. Some readers might not understand it at first, but as you read on, you'll understand Lin and Sang's feelings. The only slight drawback, in my opinion, is that I didn't get enough of their happy life together afterward. I hope they live happily ever after. The author's writing is excellent; you can't blame either of them. Sang's mother's perspective on some issues is very fresh.

This isn't your typical sweet romance novel. The author has a truly wild imagination; it's a complex mix of love and hate, a love story fraught with conflict. It's so captivating, I stayed up all night reading it. The sad parts were bittersweet, but the scenes where they're together brought a smile to my face. I hope they can have a happy ending forever.

I felt the whole book was really good. The character development and settings were great, and the tug-of-war between Lin and Sang was very engaging. But in this fake world, did Lin sacrifice his health or something? And it seems like Sang is liked by many people. And that chapter where Lin feels guilty (the one where Sang thinks many people like her)—was that part of Lin's setup?