Reborn: A Commoner's Daughter in the Apocalypse

Let me clarify, I'm a 1v1 enthusiast. I reject any story where the male and female leads are anything but innocent. So please, those who haven't read to the later parts, don't be upset because of a plot point in the beginning... It's really inexplicable... And another point: this time, the writing is indeed particularly bad. Reading is for enjoyment. If you like it, keep reading; if not, drop it.

The male lead can get everything from the female lead with just a smile, and I really dislike that subservient feeling. Was the female lead really 28 years old in her past life? Not 8, but 18?

Suddenly dropping from the female lead to a supporting female character is really hard to accept!

Those women making corpse oil, with their expensive coffins and heavy burial goods, felt like an overreaction to sentimentality. If such people deserve such lavish burials, then what about the pregnant women and young boys and girls who died even more tragically? What about the thousand soldiers?

In Chapter 38, "Returning to the Ming Mansion," the female protagonist takes a stack of silver notes and tells her third sister's mother that it's a reward for her. Since the female protagonist is a junior giving silver notes to an elder, shouldn't she be giving them as a reward? It should be someone of higher status giving a reward to someone of lower status.

Sigh, I thought it was a post-apocalyptic story.

At first glance, I felt that the third sister was a time traveler. The original female lead couldn't defeat her, and then the female lead had to take care of her after she arrived. I didn't understand at all. You two had fought each other, right? The third sister hadn't done you any favors before, nor was she weak. Why would she need your entrustment and care? And that sixth brother, I thought he was my biological brother, but he didn't seem like it. So, another inexplicable entrustment.

Sigh, I feel like the female lead is just a supporting character; her third sister is the real protagonist. All the guys she likes are people the female lead rejected. I don't like this male lead!!! He's impure.

It feels like a story about a female supporting character and a male supporting character was written into this story.

I can't stand the female lead's illiteracy and her constant infatuation.