Reborn: A Sweet Life with My Lucky Wife
重生福气甜蜜妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.6M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Like falling snow, the petals drift down in graceful swirls, pink blossoms spreading across the sky. Though the flowers fall, their fragrance remains, wafting into the noses of travelers and filling their hearts with sweetness. Flowers and colorful butterflies dance together through the springtime of youth.
My Favorites: Transmigration, Rebirth, Storage Spaces, and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction
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I've read part of this book. The male lead seems like a complete jerk. Doesn't he know he's married? He goes to war and then refuses to pay the female lead, leaving her to support the family alone? I'm just a student. Even if she has some money in this life, it doesn't mean she has to support the family. I don't know what the male lead is thinking.
A good start, I'm really looking forward to what happens next! It's just too short...
Honestly, every time I see an author making numerous typos and writing incoherently, I feel like I'm reading a pirated copy. This kind of writing attitude is really not worth the money I paid for the book.
Reading too much of this book makes you wonder if your eyesight is failing. The abrupt dialogues and plot points, in the author's words, make me feel like my brain has been spun out of control.
I forced myself to read 50 chapters, but I just couldn't take it anymore. Typos, incoherent sentences, verbosity, and simplistic, immature language skills—goodbye.
Even if it were free for a limited time, I couldn't finish it. It lacked logic, and the female lead enjoyed being self-destructive and masochistic.
I just don't understand, are all the monthly tickets and recommendation tickets bots? How can you give monthly tickets to this book?
I initially liked this book a lot, but the writing became very disorganized towards the end. The male lead clearly confessed his feelings to the female lead before joining the army, but later it's written that he didn't confess, and the female lead was unaware of his feelings for her.
The female lead is a bit of a saint, taking care of her husband's grandparents, her sister's two children, her uncle's children, and her own son, all while trying to earn money. After watching for so long, I haven't seen any use for her husband; at most, he's just a figurehead, using the Chu family name.
The female lead is such a pushover; she says one thing and does another. She says she'll never care about her awful family again, but then keeps sending them money. She says she'll never go back to that house, but then she runs back after receiving a letter from her awful mother. Even after returning, she's still the same pushover. I'm dropping this story.