Reborn: A Guide to Happiness in the 1960s

I checked, it's around chapter 200. The aunt was the one who changed the female lead's fate earlier on, but later, if she didn't have the spatial ability, the female lead would have been indirectly killed by the male lead. Then she forgave him. It's disgusting!

I've noticed that most authors of period fiction for female readers have a misconception: that there's valuable furniture in junkyards. Ladies, a scrap metal recycling station isn't a garbage dump. They only buy recyclable items, such as scrap metal, glass, plastic, waste paper, etc. They don't accept just anything. Generally speaking, furniture cannot be taken to a scrap metal recycling station.

Seeing so many people dislike this disgusting male lead makes me feel relieved; it seems there are still people with sound values. I'm truly fed up with this nauseating love story; scum is scum, yet they try to force a positive image. Any random man is better than Han; I don't even want to talk about it, it's too disgusting.

The worst thing about this book is that none of the characters' emotions are conveyed through the writing; it's like a stagnant pool… Some books overuse exclamation marks, but this book doesn't have one at all… The way the first few characters speak is as if they're about to die… utterly devoid of any emotional fluctuation.

After reading the beginning, I found the author extremely verbose, emphasizing and describing a single piece of information at least three or four times. Then, I was turned off by the male protagonist's self-proclaimed title of "Jade-Faced Zhuge Liang," a wise and resourceful strategist. Having read books for over ten years, I've certainly broadened my horizons.

If the female lead gets together with the man surnamed Han, and there's a sequel, it probably won't end well. While she's not entirely love-struck, she's not exactly rational either. And the male lead only needs a little self-inflicted suffering, and she'll obediently surrender without even a second thought.

There are many ways to highlight the female lead's excellence, and there's no need to include so many male supporting characters. Although the female lead didn't actively engage in ambiguous relationships with those male supporting characters, the plot where they all fawn over her because of her excellence is still quite boring...

I really dislike the ex-husband dreaming trope. It's clearly a plot device to entangle him with the female lead. After what happened in their past life, why continue the entanglement in this one? It would be better to just let the male lead dream about his past life! Or even just create a new male supporting character! It's so frustrating! It's such a poorly written plot!

Hey author, let's talk about something. Can we please stop including characters like Song Chengyi in this story? We're still feeling sorry for him because his mom and sister are hurting him. Let's be straightforward and take down those who deserve it and those who deserve a beating, okay?

The male lead is so much older than you. Author, is your partner more than ten years older than you?