Reborn: The Young Master Mu’s Spoiled Wife Has a Space

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It's good-looking, but there aren't enough of them

Update soon! Don't be so stingy, author! 🙏🙏🙏

What a tedious opening, and what a stupid female lead! Her brother gets rescued, and she, like a saint, decides to leave him behind. What will her family think? What will her brother think? Will he live with guilt for the rest of his life...? And then she'll be a slave to her future in-laws? Did she even marry into their family? No, so she thinks she's just being cheap and therefore justified.

I picked up this book out of boredom, and I've never seen a book where the supporting characters have more screen time than the main character. The main character hasn't shown any of their brilliance yet; it's all just parents, sisters, and random passersby. Plus, the descriptions are far too fragmented.

Basically, the characters are either foolish saints or stupid villains; the plot consists of various idiots doing evil deeds with overpowered abilities... The Mu family has absolute power, yet they act like cowards...

The book is so bloated; it's like going up the mountain to pick lychees—over 20 chapters and still no results. If a novel were a beautiful woman, this book would be a bloated, overweight person, practically obscuring the main plot. It's bloated, with no clear focus. I really want to kill the author.

The plot was slow and I found it too wordy.

That's so verbose! 😅

I've read up to chapter 24. Chapter 17 is about the female lead's rebirth, supposedly to find her brother's savior to clarify things about him. Two chapters are dedicated to explaining the background of a minor character becoming mentally challenged, then two chapters are for feeding the minor character, and finally, finding the savior's friend's house.