Reborn: My Beloved Wife

It's one thing to have exceptional characters—how can it be called a historical fiction if it doesn't have a few exceptional ones? But at least it should have some logic and some intelligence!

I've never understood why a female protagonist who is reborn, who was an ingrate in her previous life, still gets a chance to be reborn? Why would someone be so devoted to an ingrate?

Can't you write a novel without creating truly exceptional characters? Everyone's trying to be one. It's infuriating!!

It's unreadable; it's full of awful characters. Anyone who opposes the female lead is an awful character, and the whole book revolves around awful characters.

That idiot mother sold her blood and still lets people live in her father's house? That girl is really something! She doesn't even care about her reputation. How can you expect her to live there afterward? It's ridiculous.

Unable to bear it any longer, she writhed in pain in front of the entire village because of her menstrual cramps. Although we are both women, I find it impossible to understand.

I've been watching it for a while now, and I'm really looking forward to the finale!

This is supposed to be a palace intrigue novel, right? Can you please not turn it into a military wife/military wife story? Readers, take note: the whole thing is just about mundane rural life!

Keep it up! Enjoy reading! I know writing is hard work, but from a reader's perspective, I just wish there were more updates!

The storyline subtly depicts the love between men and women in the old days, which I like!