Reborn in 1983: Reclaiming the Family Fortune

I know an author who passed away because he updated too slowly. He suffered greatly, and during his cremation, his body exploded. He kept shouting that he wasn't dead, and they had to chain him up to finish burning him. The fire was very strong, crackling loudly, and it burned for eighty-one days. His relatives and friends were very strong; none of them cried.

Every time I'm reading something that's going well, a romantic partner always has to be introduced at the end. If you can't write romance, then try to avoid it altogether. Having read several of your historical fiction novels, the romance plots are all pretty much the same: a year of pursuing someone, a single meeting and a meal, and they're together. It's too bland. It's better not to write it at all and just have no romantic pairing.

The female protagonist in June's books is never a decisive person; her actions always leave people incredibly conflicted!

I spent over ten yuan a few days ago to catch up on this book, and today I found out it's free for a limited time 🙂.

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Why wasn't it explained how the human traffickers knew so much about the female lead? Wasn't it said that she had a relationship with her stepmother?

Her two brothers, especially the fifth brother, are honestly a bit off-putting. You could say he's trash, but he's also very good to the female lead; you could say he's good, but they both do things under the guise of doing what's best for her, actually harming her. And what's strange about this book is that the female lead seems to have no sense of secrecy.

The new book is finally here! Time to start reading! 😁

The writing and plot are both good, but the female author is prone to fantasy. The male leads are all rich, handsome, and devoted, so the later parts will probably become a mundane account. It would probably be more interesting if she wrote about scumbag male leads.

At first, I thought it would be okay since it's a time-travel story, but it turns out the female lead is also a saintly saint, just like the original owner of the body, a pushover who endures everything. Was it really necessary to write a time-travel story? I don't understand.