
Reborn as a Sweetheart in the Nineties
重生九零小甜妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 507k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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218Chapters
2.2kRecommendations
3.7kFans
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The ending was too rushed.
Why didn't the boss call the police and arrest the employees who stole? He even paid them their wages before firing them, especially since Zhou Li was such a blatant embezzler. He just let her get away with it? Speechless...
The title is "Sweet," but it's the complete opposite. The female lead seems to have a knack for attracting negativity; she's always on the run, living in a web of conspiracies. So exhausting.
They say the male lead is amazing, and Gu Ci is amazing too, but the two siblings are still being kidnapped, stabbed, and stalked as they please. Those annoying characters are still around.
Ending??
No way, the ending isn't finished?
I have a question. If the train journey takes 12 hours, how many hours would the daily round trip between Yun County and Kyoto take? Moreover, the daily ration is only about twenty baskets of vegetables and fruits. Did the author consider the transportation costs? Is Xiangzhi stupid, still gloating over her low operating costs? Also, regarding the reader's mention of embezzlement, could the author please explain?
Xiangzhi's brother is a good match for Gu Ci.
Saved! Keep it up! Let's encourage each other!
Having only read a few chapters, I can't help but think: the author's logic is terrible. After being reborn, instead of finding her brother to understand the whole story, she's in a rush to break off the engagement. The villagers aren't even planning to go back; what's the big deal about an engagement?
I have a question: why did Gu Ci suddenly want to test Xiangzhi, and why did Boss Tao agree to let her go? Isn't Xiangzhi a student now?