Reborn to Build a Life as a Rural Wife

Seeing this synopsis makes me want to cry. Why are all the rebirth stories in female-oriented fiction about living for a man? You've been reborn and severed ties with your past life, so why can't you let go? This kind of plot is so annoying. Don't go into battle if you don't have the skills. You've been reborn, so why not live for freedom?

I hated this setup after just reading the first chapter. It's supposedly about repaying a debt of gratitude, but in reality, the female lead's family line ended because of the male lead. While the female lead is certainly wrong, is the male lead completely innocent? What about the female military doctor who caused the female lead's outburst? Would he really marry her if he were truly innocent?

Why do the female protagonists always end up with their husbands from past lives? Why can't they just live their own lives properly? After reading these toxic novels, I feel like all the guys around me are jerks.

The male protagonist in this book is a complete mess. His relatives are all beyond the realm of normal depravity, his ex-girlfriend's relentless harassment is beyond normal, even the woman he meets later has mental health issues beyond normal, and even their child isn't normal. He's surrounded by trouble. No matter how precious this man is, there's no need to waste his entire life on this.

To all you readers who are complaining, here's a piece of advice: this author excels at writing this kind of warm and gentle...

This book is poorly written, with incoherent sentences, too many typos and misspellings, offering no value to the reader.

Many writers are not rigorous. It wasn't until the mid-1990s that there was a two-day weekend; before that, it was only one day off.

All I want to say is that their values ​​are warped, they dislike the female lead, they didn't cherish her in their past life, and in this life they've ruined so many people, there are just too many awful characters out there...

The male lead has a rather messy love life, with the female lead and a group of female supporting characters all seemingly under a spell. The protagonist doesn't avoid his comrade's wife holding his hand when she's in love with him, and he doesn't let go when his ex-girlfriend throws herself into his arms.

All the trouble was caused by the male protagonist; one comment said the quagmire was absolutely right. The first one is the male lead's ex-fiancée. The female lead's brother died saving him, and the female lead's family made him marry her. He had clearly agreed to marry her, but he couldn't handle the previous relationship well. The second one is the male protagonist's sister.