Reborn: A Rural Family's Comeback Plan

I really like the main character's design; he's a bit of a righteous and vengeful person, and he's very clear-headed when dealing with awful characters.

I dislike the female lead's personality the most. She thinks she can be a savior just because she has a special ability. Even though she's no longer a special agent, she always tries to side with the common soldiers. Can't she just live a peaceful life? She's a busybody, a saint, and soft-hearted. She feeds every child she sees and loves to do good deeds everywhere. Can she save the whole world?

I'll give this recommendation vote to support it. This is the first time I've seen a past life beginning like this, it's really good!

Five votes in support 😁, can you update more often? (;`O´)o?

The protagonist is such a saint! I started watching because the reviews said he was very discerning about difficult characters, but the more I watched, the angrier I got. While they're not exactly terrible, they're a bunch of relatives who drag the protagonist down. Even when the protagonist is struggling financially, they don't help.

Having finished the book, I genuinely felt nothing for the male lead, Jiang Hao. He offered nothing, only taking, as if it were his due. Why? Just because he confessed his feelings to the female lead when she was a child? He constantly asked for this and that, without considering the hardship the female lead endured searching for supplies? He didn't even know she had a spatial ability…

The female protagonist's grandfather was a landlord who was persecuted, yet her parents were able to serve in the army without any problems? That was absolutely impossible in that era. If the female protagonist's parents were doing well in the army, they wouldn't have stood by and watched their brother die, and their father live in Niupeng.

Suddenly I feel like the female lead's parents are out of their minds.

The female lead seems to be developing a saintly attitude... All the relatives she's taken in seem to be dragging her down... Look at what that mother is saying, her mother has never suffered in her life, and she's asking her newly taken-in daughter to get some food for her grandmother, how can she speak so matter-of-factly... You yourself rely on your daughter for food, you're a daughter too, why don't you rely on your mother?

Author, you used "sigh" and "bitter smile" a bit too often in the text. Perhaps you should consider using them less?