Reborn: The Adorable Baby and His Beloved Wife Charge Ahead

Anyone else like Wu Sheng as much as I do? Like this post! I love my idol so much! 💋💋💋 If the female lead doesn't want him, I can have her! I'd take him! 😏

If the male lead is Wu Sheng, then I'll continue watching. 😁😁😁

Speaking of marriage, one can't help but think of those slightly suggestive things. Will it hurt on the wedding night? Qi Feiyang must have been in even more pain, right? The pain of a virgin plus the pain transferred to him is truly a strange and indescribable experience, haha. Qi Feiyang probably shouldered more than 50% of the pain, right? Just how much did it increase?

A reborn woman living her whole life like this... It would be better if she died again. It's upsetting to read. Most female-oriented novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) are like this: so pitiful, so written.

The writing style and character development are decent, but there are just too many awful characters. Tearing apart one or two is satisfying, but too many get tiresome and make the reading experience frustrating.

There are tons of awful lunatics in this story. Even after the female lead is reborn, she's constantly bullied by them. One thing after another keeps happening, leaving you exhausted and disillusioned. The female lead's struggles are minimal – almost nothing in business or academics – just constant abuse and entanglement. The author is a master of creating awful characters.

I didn't read much, just skimmed through some posts. My only thought is that being a stepmother is tough. If you do well, it's expected; if you do even the slightest thing wrong, you're considered utterly wicked. Sigh... Even the deepest affection crumbles when faced with blood ties.

This book should be titled "The Challenges of Various Extreme People," because there's no limit to how extreme they can get! The female lead must have done something terribly wrong in her past life to encounter so many extreme characters around her; it feels like she can never finish fighting them all!

I like 4 recommendation votes.

Regardless of whether she was reborn or not, the female protagonist's hatred for Tang's mother is unfounded. The Buddha said that everything in the world has a cause and an effect; there is no love without a cause, nor is there hatred without a cause. In that era, in a rural area, Tang's mother, who had been a weak and kind-hearted person all her life, eventually became so crazy and extreme.