Reborn: One Mistake Leads to Another

Seventeen years of cringe-worthy old work. I recommend reading whichever parts interest you and skipping the author's notes. This author doesn't keep their word and rambles on and on. It's painful to read!!!

Yu Junlin, who looked down on the poor and fawned on the rich, drunkenly fell into a river. When he woke up, he found himself back at the home of his adoptive parents from his childhood. They only knew how to slaughter pigs and sell meat, and were nothing compared to his wealthy, powerful birth parents. But after learning his lesson in his previous life, he would rather stay by their side, take the imperial exams, and enjoy a quiet, peaceful life. He doesn't want to go through the trouble of doing anything ridiculous just to switch back. But even though he doesn't want trouble, Heaven won't leave him in peace. Bandits, refugees, one after another. Who did he offend, anyway?

P.S. The romance between the leads is very minor. The female lead is Yang Zijin, not Wang Baoshu. This isn't a story about court politics and power struggles. My brain can't handle that. It's just a fairly simple farming story.

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Theme: Being reborn doesn't mean you'll soar to success overnight