Reborn in 1990: A Chaotic Autumn

Although this work has similar plot content, it is also quite watchable because of the author's vivid writing style.

And the author has been talking about it for many chapters, I won't say who it is = =, he couldn't explain something clearly after struggling for so long, and he didn't see anything to worry about at all. If you can't say it openly, can't you say it in private? As for the concerns on the surface, it's okay to confirm that Shen Qiu is dead. After all, she has been missing for so many years, and the heroine's surname is not Shen anyway. As for the identity of a Vietnamese-Chinese American, she immigrated back to Vietnam and then made a show. The reason was that she was lost when she was a child and was adopted by her adoptive parents. Now her relatives in China found her and immigrated back to China and changed her surname to Qiu. Yes, it was her original identity (because she didn't want to be named Xia, so she could change her surname to Xia). Anyway, the household registration system of 20 or 30 years ago was nonsense, let alone Vietnamese. It was just a rhetoric anyway. Then the heroine marries the hero with her child, which is nothing more than a second marriage and the child is an illegitimate child. I don't understand what's so confusing. The United States can accuse you of fraud, but can it also control your messing around after immigrating back to Vietnam? The heroine is not a big shot. And as long as it can be reconciled on the surface and there is complete evidence, given the status of the Zhao family and the Xia family in China, and the heroine has immigrated back to Vietnam early, what qualifications does the United States have to compete? Not to mention, the male protagonist is not part of the system, so what should he be afraid of? As for how to pass the political review, it's so simple. Just pretend that the heroine has gone to the United States to do espionage in the past ten years. If you contribute some useful secrets about the United States to the country, you can get back the favor (it proves that you have stayed in the United States for these ten years because you were ordered by the hero to lurk in the United States. Anyway, the child was born in the past) , it can be said that I didn't know about it at first, but later on I had already immigrated and settled and found out that it was hard to come back immediately, so I let the children live abroad.) It's just a bit bad. I guess the heroine will have to be the hero's subordinate by then. It's hard to quit. The twins will probably be recruited in the future. In fact, this thing is nothing more than a decent excuse that can be justified. As long as the protagonist's family and friends are always in high positions and have not been caught doing anything bad, and they just got through it, no one will really take it seriously. At most, they will be remembered.

I was almost pissed off by the heroine when I first read it. After reading it again in the past two days, I felt that the heroine's turtle temper was excusable. In her previous life, she was unpopular at home, disfigured, and a poor student. She never fell in love and didn't get married until she was over thirty. No matter how bad her mother-in-law was, she never touched her. In contrast, the heroine certainly felt very happy and satisfied. I was sixteen years old when I was reborn. Although I had a golden finger, compared with the experiences and habits of more than forty years in my previous life, it was impossible for my temperament to change in a year or two. Now, the heroine finally knows what her ex-husband really wants. She knows that her previous life was a joke. She doesn't know what will change. Looking forward to it!

After reading two chapters, it really doesn't work, it makes no sense. Goodbye👋

The first few chapters were okay, and the male protagonist also liked it. After reading half of it, I just gave up on the story. Reborn Girl. One has space. Goldfinger. Two has background. Three is pretentious. Four is troublesome. Five is the Holy Mother Bitch.

After reading the beginning, I really couldn't stand it. The narrative style is a bit awkward, and the heroine has no personality, she is soft, and there is no difference whether she is reborn or not.

The heroine is seriously ill.

Because I wanted to save this article, I ran to read the author's "Little Peasant Girl in Space". But when I saw in the comments that the heroine became a concubine, I just gave up on the article - a concubine is not just a concubine. I didn't understand. How could a story with such a good beginning end up with only one man and one woman as someone's mistress? ? ? If you don't know how to write this book, it will be wrong 🤔🤔

The logic is very poor and messy. I regret reading it.

It's useless for a heroine like this to be reborn a hundred thousand times, she's a coward