Reborn as a Billionaire Dad

Why chase after his original wife? For the children? That's one reason. Even if she's the worst, she's still the son of a billionaire. Since the relationship is broken, there's no point in forcing it. It's heartbreaking to see the protagonist like this. Why not try a new life? Since his father disapproves, he should try to change things.

As a self-proclaimed longtime lolicon, I've read this story three times, from the first chapter to the latest. I've noticed a problem: the author portrays the female lead as overly aloof and difficult to accept. The male lead's father, brother-in-law, and in-laws haven't appeared yet, and they seem to have issues with him in the story.

If you are reborn, you are not yourself. A man is reborn into someone else's body, and the person he is reborn into is his wife. You might be secretly pleased. However, please be aware. If it's a child, and not your biological child, not one you raised with your own love and care, don't try to bluff with me about being a stay-at-home dad. Before I got married, I found children annoying.

This isn't what you'd expect from a typical dad story. Don't get fixated on showing off or subjecting the protagonist to misery. It's all about heartwarming moments. Don't write stories where the protagonist grovels before his wife and his richest father, hysterically shouting, "Who wants to be a loser?" Don't you feel ashamed in front of your family, especially your daughter? That's not how a proper dad should be.

Actually, the details in this book are quite good, not too rough. It's just that the beginning is a bit melodramatic, which is common in many dad-themed novels these days. But those who say the male lead is too cowardly and weak when pursuing his wife are just spoiled brats.

I hope the author stops writing about him begging for money. If he wants to prove he's not a loser, he has to rely on himself. After all that, he goes to his father for money – isn't that just slapping himself in the face? The son of the richest man has a much higher starting point than 99% of people without his father's help!

While it follows a familiar formula—rebirth, soul transmigration, a daughter and a wife who's constantly at odds with the author, and the wife being a big star, the author aspiring to work in the entertainment industry—it's still somewhat commendable and has its merits. It's unlikely to be a classic, but it's certainly a cultural fast food. There are two main issues.

The protagonist is constantly showing off, looking down on Zhou Zihao and calling him a fool. Then Zhou Zihao poachs a large number of top authors, ruins his wife's championship, and instead of learning his lesson, he ruins his daughter's award too, being completely fooled by Zhou Zihao. It seems like Zhou Zihao is the real protagonist.

The thought of Han Yuyun being slept with by the former protagonist makes me feel like she's cheating on the current protagonist! I just don't want to continue watching! Am I hopeless? 😟😟😟

Why do novels these days always portray wealthy second-generation characters as spoiled brats? And these spoiled brats are mostly just indulging in eating, drinking, and having fun, like the original protagonist Ye Xuan. If Ye Xuan's original self was rich and acted recklessly, bullying men and women, engaging in NTR (netorare) with other men's wives, or doing drugs, then it's understandable that…