A Reborn Life of Leisure

The girl is fierce, so approach with caution.

The male and female leads are both virgins. It's a sweet, indulgent romance with no angst.

The heroine has some unlikable traits, so don't read if that's not your thing. She was fifteen when she transmigrated, and hadn't yet been worn down by reality. She's willful and spoiled, and sometimes throws unreasonable tantrums, but she never loses her head when it comes to important matters. She's not perfect and has flaws, so some people will like her and others won't.

Don't read if you don't like that.

A little rant: When I read stories about the original heroine getting her comeuppance, I often see her being smeared, framed by the rival, or turning evil. Then her friends, lovers, and family look at her in disbelief, as if someone had possessed her. Haha, I want to say, can people like that really be called friends and family? Who are you trying to fool?

Maybe my values are skewed, but I believe that the love friends and family feel for those they care about is greater than morality or the law. It isn't something a rival can easily destroy by stirring up trouble or setting traps. If it can be destroyed so easily, how can it be called love? Even if the original heroine really did turn bad, true friends and family wouldn't abandon her because of it. She isn't an object to be discarded when she's no good and cherished when she's useful. Feelings can't be measured that way. Even if they know in their hearts that she's changed for the worse, they still can't bear to give up on her. Even after she falls into the abyss, they'll hold her hand and refuse to let go.

So tell me: if you fell into ruin, would your parents and friends leave you, or would they still love you even if they disapproved?

That's why I really can't accept the original heroine being abandoned by everyone. Those friends and family clearly have feelings that can't stand the test. Sure, relationships need nurturing, but decades of friendship or family bonds can't be shattered even by decades of effort to destroy them.

No wonder the original heroine came back for revenge after being supplanted...

Those family members who cut ties because "the original heroine made a mistake or hurt someone close to her," convinced they were doing the right thing, decide she shouldn't be indulged and must be abandoned. They even resent and hate her. And the original heroine herself thinks she deserves this outcome, then tries every emotional ploy to win her family back. Good grief, I could throw up blood. The people who abandon her may have perfectly proper values, but they're just too proper. That's your own friend and family! Who do you think you are, the Heavenly King Li with his pagoda, putting righteousness above family? Mortals may hate to see someone waste their potential, but they still can't bear to let go and will never abandon them, even to the death!