Wang Xueqin Reborn: Yiping Is the Real Daughter

It's so beautiful. I actually felt that what was written was true. Suddenly I felt that Yiping really looked like Aunt Xue, not like Fu Wenpei. Ruping really resembled Fu Wenpei's character. I felt that this was true [laughing]

It looks good, there are no messy and unrealistic gold fingers, the characters are not OOC, and the transformations of Yi Ping and Fu Wenpei have also changed little by little. This is what I am most satisfied with. After all, I have hated them for so many years, how can I forgive them all at once? The author loves his daughter very much and doesn't abuse Yiping, but can you also don't abuse Wang Xueqin! She has suffered countless disasters... After reading more than 140 chapters, my biggest feeling is: the character Wang Xueqin is really brought to life. She doesn't follow the routine of "immediately becoming a virgin after being reborn". She still curses, fights, goes crazy, and is still hard-spoken and soft-hearted. But every time she went crazy, there was a reason - for Yi Ping, to make up for the debts she suffered in her previous life. These details make Wang Xueqin not just a shrew, but a flesh-and-blood, heart-warming mother. The relationship between Yi Ping and Chen Minghao is also very comfortable. He is not a boss, and his ears will turn red when he is clumsy and nervous, but he makes up hundreds of twists and turns to come up with reasons for "renting a car," and everything he does is more important than "I like you." Yiping is not someone waiting to be protected. She criticizes and slaps people in the face. She is the one who shines. I hope the author keeps this pace and doesn't stop updating. Looking forward to the day when Yiping discovers that her name is written on the car book, looking forward to more collisions between Wang Xueqin and Xu Qinghan, and the closing of Wei Guangxiong's revenge line. I like this story very much. Come on, write quickly

I forgot which chapter it was, but the description of two old trees, with their roots entwined, shocked me. Wang Xueqin came back from rebirth just to be good to Yiping and not to have her family destroyed. She wanted to keep her family together. There is also a question that I have never been able to figure out: Why was Lu Zhenhua, the "Black Panther" of the Northeastern warlord, who pointed a gun at his own daughter, chased and beaten throughout the courtyard by Wang Xueqin, but never fought back? He smashed teacups, yelled at people, whipped and gestured, but every time the thunder was loud and the rain was small. Wang Xueqin smashed up the silk shop, played cards with friends, and cursed people in the street. He only wanted to pay for it and wipe his ass. It is unreasonable for a tyrant to become a "firefighting captain". Unless——he already knew that "something was wrong" with Wang Xueqin. He knew she couldn't tell the truth, knew she was struck by lightning, knew something supernatural had happened to her. He called her a "crazy woman," but he never really treated her as a lunatic. He didn't send her to a mental hospital. He was waiting for her to speak. This kind of silent indulgence is more chilling than any roar. So on the surface, this article is about Wang Xueqin going crazy to atone for his sins, but the undercurrent is that Lu Zhenhua is "pretending to be confused." One didn't dare to ask, and the other couldn't tell. This is the weirdest couple relationship. Moreover, Lu Zhenhua may love Wang Xueqin very much, even more than his first love Pingping. I am a reader of all kinds of reborn fan fiction and have zero tolerance for OOC characters, so I was really surprised by this book. I keep reading and following, the story is really exciting, these characters seem to be alive, I don't like to write reviews for others, but this book really surprised me, the author's writing is very nice, there are countless articles written on the whole Internet based on the setting of "Aunt Xue is Yiping's biological mother", but I have read so many, and this is the only one that really keeps the soul of the characters, there is no OOC in the whole process, and the layout and concept are far better than similar ones. Personally, I am disgusted with plots that forcefully create female competition for the sake of pleasure, and deliberately write women as humble and flattering, waiting for men to save them. This kind of routine is really inferior. But this book completely breaks away from the routine of low-level cool writing. The author is a creator who is truly structured, understands women, and has a gentle heart. There is no meaningless female competition in the whole process, no bloody conflicts are deliberately created, and the female characters will not be dependent on men or rely on men for salvation. The most malicious thing about female characters is gossiping. The story is rooted in the turbulent era of the Republic of China, and writes the most touching background of troubled times: everyone has their own way of living, but they all try their best to survive in the mud. After rebirth, Aunt Xue has no outrageous abilities. She is still the same person, but she gave her love to Yiping. People will not become very smart or powerful just because they are reborn. The author has not lost Aunt Xue's own character background, which is shrewd, shrewd, sober, and defensive. Short-sighted, mean-tongued, impulsive and stupid, these are things she cannot change. Her motherly love for Yiping is not mindless doting, but a guard hidden in a sense of proportion. She is not humble or unpleasant. She uses her own way to protect her daughter and the family around her. She is strong, sober, and independent. She never relies on any man. All her choices are based on her heart. She is a vivid and tough female image in troubled times. Yiping is still the proud girl who refuses to bow. She has her own principles and bottom line, and is not dependent or weak. There is a two-way approach and redemption between mother and daughter, not one-sided waiting for rescue. The most rare thing is that the author does not fall into the common routines of fan fiction: he does not change the characters, does not force his wits, does not take pleasure in pleasure, does not write deliberate female rivalry, and does not portray women as humble and dependent. She respects the choices of each character, and also respects the survival difficulties of women in that era. She writes about the lives of different women, with regrets and struggles, but more importantly, the strength to face life head-on. There is no frivolous plot, no outrageous characters, the writing is gentle and powerful, the layout is broad, and the emotions are delicate. Among the cookie-cutter rebirth novels, this is a rare breath of fresh air. It is soothing and healing to read. It is a good work that truly respects the original work, respects women, and respects the times. Although Fu Wenpei was still a crybaby, she slowly stood up. Highly recommended, fans of the original novel must read it

Fu Wenpei and Ruping really look alike. I didn't think they looked alike when watching TV dramas before, but now they really look alike. Yiping is very similar to Wang Xueqin. She can sing and loves music, and her personality is also similar.

It just looks good, I don't care! I came here via TikTok. It doesn't matter what it is, it doesn't matter if it's a scary story, it doesn't matter whether it's a ghost story or not, I'll just say one thing: this novel is beautiful. I am a long-time viewer of "Love in the Rain". When I was a kid, I watched this show and it made me so angry that I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night. Yiping was slapped in the face for singing in Shanghai, and even scolded by Lu Zhenhua when she returned home. Ruping chased Suiyuan for that scumbag He Shuhuan, losing all her dignity. Ke Yun went crazy, holding a rag doll and calling him "baby". I still feel uncomfortable thinking about it. So when I read this novel, the first thing Wang Xueqin did after her rebirth was to protect Yiping. The author writes really well. It's not about how gorgeous the writing is, it's about the joy of "finally someone standing up for them", which is vividly written. Wang Xueqin was a bad person in her previous life and not a good person in this life, but she protected her shortcomings. She protects Yiping, protects Ruping, protects Mengping, and fights anyone who bullies her daughter. He Shuhuan was scolded and beaten away by her, Xu Qinghan was speechless by her, Wei Guangxiong broke his leg... I just like this kind of Wang Xueqin. Unreasonable, but protective. Yiping finally no longer has to suffer. She was admitted to a music college and stood on the stage singing her favorite songs, with the infatuated young master Chen Minghao beside her. I know some people said that it was "too smooth to be true" and "maybe it was an illusion." I don't care. I just want to see them live well, and the author gave me this ending, and I am satisfied. I give this book five stars. Not because it was perfect, but because it allowed me to finally let out the breath I had been holding in for more than ten years. Nice. Like. Highly recommended. I was normal at first, but when I looked at it, I saw a comment saying that it was a ghost story, and then I also became confused. To be honest, when I read this novel, I couldn't tell whether I was reading a rebirth novel or a ghost story. It started with "It feels so good for Aunt Xue to hit people" and "He Shuhuan deserves it", and then started with "Why doesn't she look in the mirror" and "Why does everyone say she is crazy". Seeing that Chen Minghao felt "cold down his back" every time he saw Wang Xueqin, a thought suddenly popped into my mind: Could this description be seeing something we can't see? I'm not laughing at the plot, I'm laughing at the author - are you writing about rebirth or a horror film? Why does it look more and more like "Liao Zhai" the more I watch it? Those weird places popped up one after another. The following is what I asked AI, and it made me laugh. She likes to wear green, others look at her like a ghost, her face feels cold when touched, and Lu Zhenhua never asks her why she has changed... Each of them may be considered "poor writing" or "descriptive errors" individually, but put together, they become a "very scary collection if you think about it carefully". What's even funnier is that I saw the author in the comments refusing to admit it. You say he did it on purpose, but I don't know. Some comments say it's a cool article, one says it's a ghost story, and some say it's a tragedy. Whatever it is, I'll keep watching. Weird is weird, funny is funny. Anyway, those feelings that were difficult to reconcile back then were indeed reconciled. As for whether Wang Xueqin is a human or a ghost - I think we should wait for the finale. If that doesn't work, I can just come up with an ending on my own. Anyway, the author said that it should be regarded as a refreshing article about rebirth. OK. I understand... If you read it as a ghost story, all the unreasonable things will be explained, so just read it as a ghost story.

Help! This book is so well written! After Wang Xueqin was reborn, she finally understood her life. She stopped engaging in internal strife, devoted herself to supporting Yi Ping, and insulted everyone. Who doesn't love the hard-spoken and soft-hearted crazy mother? It's so fun to watch!

Super pretty. A different angle. This is how Wang Xueqin's character should be, and her character design is not Oocooc

It's quite interesting to watch. The characters and settings of the original drama are wonderful and not OOC.

It's nice to watch, the story theme is novel and interesting, I like it

I enjoyed reading the novel. After Wang Xueqin was reborn, she no longer procrastinated. She spoke in a clear and concise manner. There were many interesting points.