Reborn, the Laid-Back Celebrity Heiress Is a Medical Prodigy

The writing is quite good, but the plot is a bit clichéd. One chapter talks about how beautiful the female lead is and how jealous others are—how many words are wasted? It's become tiresome; I'm tired of reading it. The female lead is a bit of a Mary Sue; she's the most beautiful, the smartest, and everyone loves her.

If I had to describe this book in one word, it would be "brilliant." If I had to use two words, it would be "absurd." If I had to sum it up in one sentence, it would be "another idiotic novel that's shattering my worldview, values, and philosophy of life; I can't even pick it up anymore."

I like the male lead's father. Aside from his mental disability, he's perfectly fine, and very sensible and kind. If it weren't for the male lead's mother, the story of the male lead growing up with his father would be very heartwarming. It's just that I feel the portrayal of the male lead's father's family is a bit too cold.

That's a bit much. A four-year-old wanted to prescribe her own Chinese medicine, so I let her write it down. Is that something a normal person could do? And she's not a prodigy who suddenly learned it overnight.

I'd like to know if the author is a psychologist? You wrote so much about mental illness; it made me cry every time I read it... Sometimes I feel like I've figured out my psychological problem... I feel like I need to see a doctor... But then I wonder if it would even help? I feel like I know where the problem is, but I'm stuck in a cycle, like I know, and yet I don't... I just wanted to thank you; the psychological part of the story you told me was very helpful.

This name and tagline are really overused, but it's actually really beautiful; it's completely overshadowed by the name. I recommended it to my friends, and they all said it's a really... Well, you know.

I read the synopsis and browsed the comments. I wasn't planning on getting into this, but the author's attitude and manners are excellent—a blend of gentleness and firmness. Based on the author's replies in the comments section alone, I'll give them my support.

Savoring the beauty of life, each story brings a sense of relief, love, understanding, and forgiveness.

Is this long title meant to remind me that Youguang is a reborn heroine with beautiful parents, resources, a kind heart, a flexible lifestyle, and a dream of becoming a psychologist? I was just drawn in by the celebrity offspring and started reading casually, but before I knew it, I was hooked.

When reading the author's descriptions, I always thought she would be a sweet and gentle girl. However, while reading the story, her delicate writing made me realize she might not be the perfect, well-mannered woman. Although there are some flaws upon closer inspection, for a new book, I think the protagonist's character development and the overall plot are quite good.