
Reborn: The Perfect Wife of the ’80s
重生八零极品妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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The female lead is the ultimate gem, like the Virgin Mary!
The female lead is like a gossipy old lady in the neighborhood, meddling in everything.
The female lead is like a gossipy old lady on the street, meddling in everything. 😰
Why does it seem like the female lead enjoys self-torture? Or is she just inherently a naive and innocent type, which makes her annoying to watch?
Reading female-oriented novels these days is getting increasingly boring. There are so many stories where the protagonist knowingly tries to climb the social ladder even when the other woman is already married. I just don't understand. A teacher's daughter—putting aside her upbringing—what makes the male lead so outstanding that he'd let her go through three marriages? It's completely illogical, just sensationalist writing. Thumbs down.
Xu Nian's behavior is so disappointing. After experiencing so much hardship as a child, can't he see through people's hearts? Maybe Lin Tong is just too good to him!
I feel so sorry for Lin Tong, Xu Nian is such a fool.
I wasted my money abandoning the article, but continuing to read it just makes me feel nauseous.
All I saw was the female lead being a jerk; it was disgusting and so pretentious.
Xiao Nian seems like a fool; how could he like a woman like that? Why does the author always write about such extreme characters?
What is the female lead after? She's so devoted to her family in the south, but her third brother's wife betrayed her husband in the blink of an eye. If Lin Tong doesn't sever ties with the Xu family after this incident, I really won't be able to continue reading this book!