Reborn: Becoming My Own Substitute

I stayed up all night to finish reading it, and I'm giving it a five-star review first. This isn't just out of respect for the author's hard work, but also because I love the novel itself. Perhaps most people spend their entire lives pursuing that one and only special love. That's why Lin Tong could still forgive and accept Zheng Hongyun even after being hurt.

I don't have a strong sense of morality, so I actually quite like it. There are so many descriptions of that aspect that I wonder if the censorship has been completely overridden. Honestly, it should be in the flower market; it's too cramped to be among the persimmons.

Seriously, what a bunch of legal illiterates!

Not bad, except for its somewhat warped values. It's a book I instinctively stayed up all night to finish.

Overall, it's not bad, much better than some highly-rated but utterly boring novels. The characters are a bit unrealistic, and some parts of the plot are a bit forced, but it's readable enough to finish, which is quite good.

It's really good! Although the dominant character design might be a trigger for many people, for someone like me who's not picky about anything, it doesn't really matter. It's just so good.

You could write a side story; many plot points weren't explained clearly, but overall it's still quite good. 🤭

It's a great story, with both career and love storylines intertwined, like the moon appearing in the quiet night sky, adding even more stars to a powerful empire.

It's both beautiful and painful, a bittersweet experience. From my perspective, it's angst-filled, but I'd say it's worth reading. Love is about two people falling for each other; beauty is in the eye of the beholder. 🤦

This is such a well-written piece; it's so good, both heart-wrenching and sweet.