Reborn: A Comeback in the 1960s

To be honest, I really dislike how the female lead treats little Lian En! As the saying goes, "If a child is not taught, it is the father's fault!" In her past life, she only spoiled Lian En and didn't teach him well, so she can't blame the child entirely!

The author's values ​​are relatively sound; the brotherly love and respect are heartwarming! I hate those stories with countless awful relatives and all sorts of bizarre characters.

There are so many dialects that it's affecting the reading experience!

The female protagonist was brainless before her rebirth, but gained a brain after her rebirth!

Looking at the first chapter, the female protagonist actually transmigrated to a very delicate time. The opportunity to take revenge on the scumbag boyfriend, the bitch, and the ungrateful wretch is right in front of her! The method is simple: first, get a divorce, have a child (a good-for-nothing), and register the child's birth.

It's so tongue-twisting; I often have to read it several times to understand it. The text is so densely packed, it's exhausting. And what kind of accent is this? Seriously, can't they change it? The story is great, but it's ruined by this accent.

The female lead is decisive and straightforward, which is good. However, the fact that she only realized her true nature before her rebirth, and that she could change her personality so easily upon rebirth, is too unbelievable. It would have been more reasonable if she had awakened to her true nature a few years earlier in her previous life, and gradually changed her personality through experience.

I've read three chapters. Did the female lead have an abortion? If she did, keep reading; if not, then forget it.

I like 4 recommendation votes.

I haven't gotten into it yet, but first I'd like to ask: Is it good-looking? Are there many high-quality ones?