Reborn: A Wife, Kids, and a Warm Bed

Can't they use some common sense? A 300-square-meter convenience store, making 500,000 a day??? 200,000 A day??? 20,000 A day is considered good business. They might as well just say it and become the richest person, then the book ends. 😡

The worst part is that the daughter wrote too much. Most Chinese people still prefer boys. Also, I really don't understand passing the company down to the daughter; it doesn't resonate with me.

Ordinary people live in high-rise apartments in the city center for commuting convenience, while the wealthy prefer to live in beautiful villas, estates, or oceanfront mansions in the suburbs. Even though the protagonist has become rich, he doesn't know how to enjoy life.

The pace is too fast; the author's rise to wealth is like a rocket. Also, my wife and kids seem to have fallen behind the main character's pace a long time ago. Completely relegated to the background... The protagonist has become a money-making machine and a tool for showing off and slapping others in the face.

And this protagonist buys everything for his wife, but doesn't help his own sister at all! He even makes her work night shifts! Isn't that ridiculous? His own sister, born of the same mother, is treated so differently!

What I dislike most is that while it's acceptable for the male protagonist to have a plot hole, it's disrespectful for him to squander his cheat-like abilities on others, changing their destinies so carelessly. Everyone wants to be rich overnight, but the male protagonist's selfless giving away of money and opportunities is absurd.

I just finished reading the whole thing and it's free now! 😭😭😭🔨

The protagonist here is probably a live-in son-in-law; all his blood relatives are probably dead.

This is a slice-of-life story about a reborn character who doesn't show off or get slapped in the face. It has a story, a plot, and warmth. Brew a cup of tea and savor the stories around you.

Honestly, I'm really annoyed by these people who are constantly busy after being reborn. If they're so familiar with the stock market, wouldn't it be better to just stick to investing steadily? Why are they making such a fuss over nothing? The book is titled "Wife, Kids, and a Warm Bed," but after reading dozens of chapters, I haven't seen much interaction between the author and their wife and kids. The only thing I've read is shopping.