Reborn in the 1980s to Become a Top Student

Rebirth and transmigration often involve extraordinary characters, but is that really true? Completely lacking in self-respect and letting others bully you—doesn't she have a brain? Watching her child and wife being mistreated while she still works tirelessly—how foolish and naive! Blind filial piety can be incredibly harmful; her daughter is dying, and instead of giving her money for treatment, she kneels and begs…

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Is the future static? She was determined to change her fate, but the future won't be smooth sailing. Author, maybe you should make the female lead a little less intelligent; she's too silly, and it's such a waste!

After looking at a few pages, I feel the values ​​presented are questionable, and the author seems to have limited life experience.

This Lin Yueji just went blind and was reborn; her brain must have been eaten by a dog.

Siya regretted it and realized she couldn't let her be so selfish anymore.

While the original female lead was said to be vicious, her actions and style weren't exactly refined either.

Near the end, the female lead's family is all incredibly saintly. They hadn't seen their nieces treat them particularly well before, yet they still insist on standing up for them, reminding themselves they're not their parents anymore. They still don't learn their lesson. A whole family of saints, utterly disgusting.

The previous parts were pretty good; keep it up, and I look forward to seeing even better writing from there.

How can gifted programs be run without parental consent, forcing children to transfer schools against their will? That's just too much.