Reborn in a Fishing Village: Stealing the Village Beauty A Xiang's Heart

How can such a toxic book have so many monthly votes? Don't even bother reading it. A 50-year-old slacker is reborn at 18, with a village beauty at 16, whom he marries in two years. His eldest child is 28 at most, and he has children every year, with the youngest being 23. You expect him to produce a provincial or ministerial-level official, two academicians, and two billionaires?

Judging from this synopsis, this village beauty seems so pitiful. Her children are all very successful, but now she's being targeted by a reborn scoundrel.

Why is Ah Xiang being portrayed as a self-splitting widow who single-handedly gave birth to a highly intelligent child and raised him to be incredibly capable? You're just a piece of trash, and the child born from your blood—aren't you afraid of ending up in a reformatory if you don't manage to latch onto a powerful figure?

Is this guy insane? His synopsis says he's a good-for-nothing, destined to stay stuck in a fishing village forever. So how dare he mess with Ah Xiang? She's on a normal path with such a great child, and you insist on ruining her life, dragging her into hardship. Is your own trashness due to a woman? This shows that even given another chance, this scumbag would still be trash. Instead of improving himself, he drags excellent people down with him. I'm disgusted by this character design.

The protagonist was a good-for-nothing before his rebirth, so how come he suddenly becomes enlightened after being reborn? You didn't even think about being filial to your grandmother before your rebirth, so how come you suddenly know how to be filial after being reborn? Wasn't your grandmother your grandmother before your rebirth? Does she suddenly become your grandmother after your rebirth?

Please check the editor of this book on Qidian.com. They've definitely taken money! What kind of writing is this?! How can this get so many monthly votes? This is Qidian.com, not Qifan. Why would I come to Qidian.com to read such lowbrow novels?!

Qidian is finished. Even a book with such a messy synopsis can get onto the Sanjiang list (a popular online literature platform). You can imagine how few readable books Qidian has left. A story about someone reborn twenty years ago trying to steal a village beauty's heart—if they could steal her, it means she wasn't married or had children yet.

Let's have a rational discussion. The protagonist is reborn at forty, and before that, Ah Xiang was thirty-seven or thirty-eight. She got married around eighteen and had five children, the eldest being nineteen. A single birth of five children, a nineteen-year-old provincial or ministerial-level official, a nineteen-year-old academician... I feel we can't have a rational discussion like this.

Is this writing too ridiculous? Maybe the child's excellence is the man's problem? With a different male lead, the child would be ruined.

It feels like an article written by AI. The protagonist is named Zhao Dahai, and then the AI ​​started every paragraph about Zhao Dahai's actions with the name Zhao Dahai. For example: Zhao Dahai opened the door. Zhao Dahai found a chair. Zhao Dahai sat down. Zhao Dahai crossed his legs. Zhao Dahai was tired and wanted to rest. Zhao Dahai then began to rest.