Reborn as a Sly and Spoiled Wife

It's good! I like the female lead's personality. Keep it up! 💪

The writing is still immature; the story and characters are too stiff, feeling fake and unrealistic, like something a primary school student would write. I've only read a few dozen chapters, and the plot is weak. The female lead clearly lacks intelligence and emotional intelligence, relying solely on her superpowers. Her relationship with the male lead is also melodramatic…

Earning millions in just two years in the late 1980s... Isn't that an exaggeration? 😅😅😅

The sentences are all incoherent; how did you have the courage to write so much?

Give them a taste of their own medicine.

Is it over? The side story was quite interesting. I believe there are villages like that, village chiefs like that, and villagers like that. Although the mountain people are kind and simple, there's a saying, "Poor villages breed unruly people." The triplets not only improved the impoverished mountain village but also changed the villagers' mindset, which is no small feat. I think the ending of this epilogue is excellent. Looking forward to the author's new work.

I haven't checked in for several days, check in, check in!

This book seems pretty good, and I quite like the male and female leads. However, judging from the timeline, Bai Xiao was 18 years old in 1985, meaning she was born in 1967 or 1968, making her around 50 years old now. Based on the plot, Bai Xiao was likely born during the large-scale return of educated youth to the cities, around 1978. Because the educated youth had only just left the countryside in 1967 and 1968, they wouldn't have had children that soon.

The truth is gradually emerging. If nothing unexpected happens, Bai Jingshan is indeed Bai Xiao's biological father. It's uncertain whether Bai Xiao will acknowledge him. Actually, I hope they will, not because Bai Jingshan is so rich or powerful, but because I hope there will be another person to love Bai Xiao and cherish her.

It's okay to look at for fun when you have nothing to do; it's better than many other books written in a simplistic way. The only thing I can't tolerate is the section on the military. Foreigners are never allowed to enter military compounds, which is a violation of military law. Some parts of the writing about the military are indeed inappropriate.