Reborn in the 1990s: To Hell with the Brother-Doting Demon

This is so frustrating! It's been almost 40 chapters since I got the house back, and I still haven't gotten it back. How long am I going to keep dragging this on with this jerk? I can't stand this writing style anymore.

Author, you made the female lead so foolish. Even if she repents after being reborn, it doesn't change the fact that she's still an unintelligent female lead.

This author writes a ton of internal monologues for every single character in the story; I don't understand why so much inner monologue is necessary! The plot moves slower than a snail's pace! Bad review.

Author, honestly, did you write the characters so idiotic just to scam money? It's morally reprehensible from the very beginning.

There's too much internal monologue; it's making me so emotionally exhausted! Could you please speed up the pace?

I've read half of it, and I still don't like the female lead. I don't see anything likable about her. Such a rotten person doesn't deserve to be reborn and reform. Given the sins she committed against her children in her past life, she should become a vengeful ghost and kill her brother, mother, and the whole family. It's such a waste of time to read this much.

Is the author so poor he's begging for food? He charges for chapters after only twenty or thirty.

Do such brainwashed people really exist in reality? What is meaningful in the face of divine retribution, law, and human sentiment?

She immediately felt heartbroken, even though her children doted on her and spent money on her recklessly. She's still a woman who can't see things clearly.

Although Fan Shengmei's tropes are disgusting, they can still be changed. This contrast is the reason why there are so many novels about courtyard houses and why they are so successful. I'll share my thoughts after finishing the first three chapters. The beginning was truly awful, but the protagonist's rebirth piqued my curiosity, making me eager to see how things would turn out.