Reborn in the 1990s: Wanwan's Whimsical Ideas

Zundu is very good-looking. Lin Wan has reached the age of 35 step by step and has an "iron rice bowl" within the system. However, facing the betrayal of her boyfriend and the gossip of her relatives, she is powerless. However, fate brings her hope! She was 5 years old again. This time, she walked towards what she loved, chose her own interests and hobbies, and had her own ideals. Lin Wan in Dada's writing does not have a golden finger and will be hesitant about things, but relies on her rigor and earnestness to move towards a better tomorrow (*^_^*). I beg Dada to update it soon.

It is really a treasure novel. Why did the author release the book at this time? I feel like I missed a lot. How does the author of this emotional drama plan to write 🍉 🍉 The writing is quite stable and the main color is warm

When I first met Lu in elementary school, I didn't like her very much, but when he grew up, Lu really had a royal attitude. As long as the heroine could stay with her, he could tolerate the heroine's soul escaping occasionally. He has liked the heroine since she was 6 years old and has been with her for 14 years now, and has been accompanying her in his own way. As for Qin, a soldier didn't expect that the ending of his separation from the heroine would be so childish. I thought he would be stable. Is he one of the male protagonists? But I don't have a good impression of him at the moment. I'm just average. I kind of don't want him to be the male protagonist. I think the essence of this book is that the heroine said that the purpose of her rebirth was not revenge and she focused her energy on such things. Instead, she worked hard to improve herself and pursue what she wanted. The pattern is huge. The author is very good at writing. Everything is very interesting so far. I look forward to the follow-up. Please keep working hard and update more.

After rebirth, the heroine did not skip a level as a genius and take care of her parents. Instead, she had two friends who grew up together, filling some of the regrets of friendship and family, and recording the beauty around her. Anyway, the friendship line is particularly beautiful! However, the progress of the love line is a bit slow, but it is understandable. Maybe the heroine needs a process. After all, I feel that the heroine is quite serious about relationships. Mainly, I came here for the multiple male protagonists in the introduction. The love line made people a little anxious.

It's a very heartwarming story in a female channel with multiple male protagonists. The reason why I like it, 1. The female protagonist has the most roles and the strongest career. Men do not steal the spotlight from the female protagonist. 2. The heroine lives with four men in a harmonious and warm environment. There is no Shura field, no strong competition, and it is rare to see many details of family life. 3. What is regretful is that regarding having children, the author gave every man a child (still unable to get rid of the patriarchal mentality that men should have offspring), and even gave a son to his wife. It avoids the specific birth process of the heroine and avoids the problem of the child taking the mother's surname.

It's very well written, and it's the kind of book that many girls want to be like. I gave it five stars. However, after I read Chapter 295 and saw the details, I felt that it was too cruel to Lu and Lin. After being intimate, the heroine called them the wrong names. No matter whether it was a man or a woman, let alone such an outstanding man, I felt that it was intolerable, and I couldn't bear to read it. I think the author is very unfair. One-to-many sharing is okay, but there is no need to arrange such a plot. I couldn't bear to watch it. Maybe it's because I like Lu Helin, but I definitely don't like foreigners. This is just how I feel.

It's very interesting. The heroine is very determined and knows what she wants. She never leaves any regrets in her life and lives her life. She is really friendly to the heroine 🥰 The male protagonists are all okay. I don't particularly like or dislike them. Maybe it's because the female protagonist is so charming. They only leave me with the impression of "well, the female protagonist's man or suitor" haha 🤔

When I turned to the time when the heroine was reborn as a five-year-old in kindergarten, I was shocked. I was worried that if the timeline stretched too long, it would be boring. Fortunately, the progress was very fast. The early stage was bland, real and warm, until my relationship with Lu Yunshen was so dull that I was ready to give up the story. Fortunately, the appearance of Joseph brought me back. Sure enough, life still needs some stimulation. The ending is 1V5, and there are five children. It is only described in the last two chapters. This is very satisfactory. It is completely acceptable for those who don't like pregnancy and raising babies. The heroine attaches great importance to her studies and works hard to develop her career. The heroine does not develop the plot around multiple male protagonists, but the heroine meets them on her own growth path.

It feels like a steady flow of water, and it's so well written!!! It's not boring at all, so why don't many people watch it?! It's really good and has saved me from my recent book drought! 👍👍🥰

I feel like the author is so diligent!