Reborn: My Sweet Wife Returns

After reading the comments, I won't read it even if it's free for a limited time. In Ba Pi's novels, the female leads are always miserable and repressed, surrounded by awful people, and the male leads are all despicable and scumbags. It's not like all the men are dead except for the male lead who's being desperately fought over; is it really that serious?

I couldn't stand it anymore. The more I watched, the more I felt sorry for the female lead. Her personality was neither strong nor saintly; it just made me feel disgusted.

Family planning was implemented in the 1970s.

Can you please stop making it seem like all the men in the world have died and every woman is after the male lead?! Is this how you try to highlight the male lead's "halo"?! This kind of plot is the most disgusting! The female lead's life is so miserable.

I can't accept that the female lead married a divorced man with a child, and even became his stepmother. I wonder what she was thinking.

It's disgusting to watch. It's always Old Li's rotten romantic entanglements. Isn't it disgusting? Er Chun just gets angry, saying she's heartbroken and won't forgive him until he changes. Then they inexplicably reconcile, and Old Li keeps making the same mistakes and getting angry again. Isn't he tired of this? Can't you show the kind side of people? Were people in that era really that shameless?

As always, there are many awful characters, including a ruthless rural female supporting character. The writing style is obscure and heavy, with excessive emphasis on angst. It's worth a try if it's free for a limited time.

Ba Pi's novels are essentially about arguing, endless arguing, over trivial and unreasonable things. It makes life seem utterly unbearable. It's disheartening to read.

Oh, I've finally finished watching it.

The writing looks alright, but there are too many typos. I don't know what the author was thinking.