
Reborn in 1980: A Sweet Wife Who Knows How to Charm
重生八零之甜妻撩人
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 7y ago
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Actually, it's not impossible for Xiaoyue to acknowledge Lian as her father; at least she'd have another person who cares for her! Lian isn't a bad person.
I believe that a truly great person remains great even in Beijing, and a fool who is reborn eight hundred times will still be the same. Character determines destiny; rebirth doesn't magically transform one.
What exactly does the male lead do? First he was a sports car driver, then becoming a CEO made sense. But how did he become a high-ranking official?! I'm totally baffled!
TO Have you written any other books before? It doesn't seem like the work of an author who only publishes one book. The emotions depicted are very delicate, and the characters are vividly portrayed. Not too sentimental, leaning more towards a fresh and innocent style. (I've been reading mostly military romance novels about reborn young soldiers lately, and yours is really refreshing with a little bit of explicit content XD) Keep it up! Haha 🤭
Thumbs up for Mo Siyu and Xiaoyue's performance in earthquake relief!
First impressions after joining the fandom - failing grade
After reading five or six hundred chapters, I'm sure it's not my cup of tea. First, let's talk about the advantages: the author's writing style is good, making it a comfortable read. Shortcoming: Realistic novels are riddled with illogical plot holes, but that's not the main issue. The real problem is the contrived and overly idealistic plot design. The author clearly lacks social experience.
The first part says "President Mo is worth hundreds of millions," and the second part says "Chief Mo." The two don't match. Can the author explain this?
In an era when a letter of introduction was required to travel, was the protagonist's father, a man with connections and influence, really so mentally challenged that he couldn't find a single person with a name, occupation, or identity after more than twenty years of frantic searching simply because he couldn't distinguish between Wangjiang and Wangjiang rivers?
Overall, it's a light and comfortable read, but there are too many issues with the details. The name mistakes in the early chapters are negligible, and the male lead was initially in a caravan, but later he became part of the army 😰. There are quite a few of these kinds of problems. However, the characters and plot are still very good. I read several hundred chapters during the limited-time free period 😁😁😁
Overall, the plot is decent, but the writing is immature. The expressions of affection are all the same old lines. How can three couples all say almost the same things? It's like they suddenly have a cheat code for sweet nothings as soon as they start dating… Also, the male lead, Mo Siyu, was a sports car team leader—the captain of the Blood Wolf Army—and then he started a company?