Period: The Prodigal Returns and Spoils His Beautiful Wife

It's a really good show, very unique. After the male lead is reborn, he gets rid of those people very cleanly, but he's not cold-blooded; he still has emotions and is a very real person.

This book is about a big family. There's a father, a mother, an older brother, an older sister-in-law, him, and his wife. He and his wife were both reborn. On their wedding night, they were together. In their previous life, she died from overwork, and he contracted tuberculosis and had to be taken off oxygen.

It's a really good read; the writing is very delicate, the plot is tight, the pace is fast, and it doesn't drag.

It's alright, but I didn't really feel the male lead's love for the female lead; it was more like a guilty love, not much of it.

It's enjoyable, but you can't call it a "feel-good" novel. If you were to call it that, it doesn't have those over-the-top, face-slapping moments; it's more about the visceral, hard-hitting action, the kind of book that can evoke anger in readers within the context of modern society.

The writing is excellent and authentic; the author clearly put a lot of thought and effort into it. Thank you.

Do you guys think the sister-in-law might also fall for the male lead later on? I don't mean anything by it, but I just feel like if the male lead helps her, and they develop feelings for each other later, wouldn't that just benefit someone else? 🤦

The book as a whole is very good, and the sense of immersion is very real.

This is great! It's a satisfying read, author, please update soon! But please fix some of the mistakes, otherwise it's really jarring.

It's beautiful and highly recommended!!!