Reborn: A Handbook for Keeping My Husband in Line
重生调夫手册
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 431k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The Country Girl's Reading Room
The 60s, 70s, and 80s, military life, reborn, transmigrate, and modern-day stories, all in one place
Books I Like
Reading novels, listening to music, and taking care of the kids.
Female-Oriented Farming, Historical Romance, and Modern Fiction
If you enjoy this series, come on in and have a look! I'll update this list from time to time, so feel free to drop by whenever you have a moment. Recommendations are welcome too. I'm not into palace-intrigue stories, so you can skip that series. Thanks!
The Country Book Nook
Farming novels, spatial-storage novels, and period novels
My Reading List
I recommend these because I like them. I’ve read every book on the list, and they’re all pretty good.
Reborn or Finding a Treasured Artifact, They Still Keep a Clear Head, Stay True to Themselves, and Make It Through
Books written with real thought, for those of you who can do anything in the real world
Gentle Rain
There’s joy, sorrow, and regret, which is why I love that era and those years. I’m a little nostalgic for that innocent age, with people striving to make their fortunes, all kinds of oddballs around, and him, too.
Period Novels, Military Wife Novels, Reborn Novels, Transmigration Novels
These are the books I like. Feel free to leave a comment if you know any good ones.
The Young Miss's Little Book Nook
Sharing with like-minded people is a joy.
Reborn in the 1970s and 1980s
Leans toward military wives
Great Reborn Stories
Books I really want to read
Books I Like and Think Are Good
I prefer rebirth novels, especially ones set in the 1960s and 1970s. They have a distinctive feel.
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The Seventies Wife-Pampering Plan
Reborn: The 1970s Comeback Plan
Reborn as a Young Bride
The Seventies' Adorable Wife Is a Divine Physician
Reborn in 1980: A Sweet Life
Reborn: When the Pomegranate Blossoms
Reborn: I Won't Marry a War Hero
Back to Twenty Years Ago
The Reborn Cannon Fodder Turns Her Life Around
Reborn: My Wife Fights Back
Back to the Eighties to Become a Rich Woman
Reborn: The Sweet Wife Chases Her Husband
Reborn in the Eighties: A Guide to Taming My Husband
The Springtime of the ’70s
Chronicles of the 1970s
A Leisurely Life in the 1970s, Reborn
Reborn in a Bygone Era: The Adorable Wife Is No Pushover
Those Days in the Seventies
Reborn as a Clever Wife
The Princess Consort Returns to the Modern World
Transmigrated into a Book: The Sweetheart of the 1990s
Reborn: A Teacher for a Day
Reborn: A Mom’s College Entrance Exam
Back to the 1990s to Become a Miracle Doctor
The Devoted Husband and His Reborn Wife
Reborn: A Life of Spoiling and Sweetness
Reborn: Spoiling You to the Bone
Reborn: A Chronicle of Happiness
Reborn in the 1980s: The Sweetheart Wife
Reborn: The 1970s Comeback Plan
Embroidered Grace
Reborn at Spring Dawn
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A heartwarming story, without those endless, awful pieces. It's so refreshing and comforting, like a breath of fresh air. I love it!
It has some minor flaws like typos, but overall it's not bad. Why did it get such a low score? It doesn't have that many messy, abusive parts; it's worth a look.
After reading too many novels, I find myself thinking about things my friends give me, or whether I should eat when I visit someone's home.
I hate the male lead; he's too selfish. And the female lead is too easily swayed by emotions.
In chapter 33, the "sea" character before "chili oil" should probably be omitted, right?