Reborn: I'll Never Be a Backup Plan Again

In real life, this kind of behavior would mean the person wouldn't even know how they died. As a reader, it would be utterly disgusting.

The male protagonist's biological mother abandoned her husband and son when he was seriously ill—after all, not everyone is a saint. When she came to find him in his past life, he refused, and she turned and left. Even if he refused, couldn't she at least offer some compensation? A few million could provide him with a comfortable life; wouldn't that be easy for her? Afterwards, she completely ignored him. This goes beyond just being heartless.

I'd like to ask the author, Xiaowen, if she's considered the female lead? She's the second most talked-about character after the male lead, and she's successfully portrayed as a good person. Anyone who reads carefully can tell that she changed boyfriends more often than she changed clothes in the early stages, but later she showed no interest in him at all. I suspect she's the most scheming character so far.

Ye Wanrong

I didn't finish it; I skipped around and watched a lot of it. The immersion was quite poor, probably because I didn't graduate from junior high school. Also, the protagonist isn't really suited to be a CEO directly. The safest approach would be for him to gain experience in the department, at least to understand the business.

Meeting Xiaodie was the reason I decided to subscribe to the whole series. When someone is in despair, that ray of light is so important. Even if she becomes famous and chooses to betray us later, it doesn't matter. What matters is the kindness that will forever remain in our hearts, which is so precious.

In urban novels, the protagonist is often betrayed. The male lead becomes successful and then has many women. Following this pattern, with so many girlfriends, the chances of each girlfriend cheating are quite high.

Having read most of the early parts, I can say that the writing is actually quite good, with realistic character portrayals. However, some of the characters, perhaps the female lead, are not very likable. Xiaowen was dumped by three rough men, and she'd sleep with them just to get a room with air conditioning.

Let's not write about the internet; I'll just gloss over it. It feels like a huge pile of dung is approaching me. I feel disgusted just seeing people like Simba now.

There's really no need to mention the rich kids in every chapter.