Reborn and Back in the City

How's this book? After reading the first few chapters, I feel the female lead has warped values, and her whole family is awful.

This is the first time in all the online novels I've read that I've skipped straight to the ending after only a dozen or so pages. It's incredibly boring and a waste of time.

I can't understand the female lead. She seems awkward and a bit pretentious. And the fact that she was able to get into Peking University after being reborn is strange, especially since she's not from her own province. She doesn't seem like an adult at all. There are also several other parts that feel quite odd.

However, I don't think it's entirely Chi Yong's fault for overthinking. A person without foresight will inevitably face immediate troubles. This old woman's situation has given him too many insights. If he doesn't address things beforehand, there will be endless arguments between the village and the city once he passes away.

In the end, he was still jealous. Before, it was just dry jealousy, but now it's jealousy of a dead person. The thought of Yang Zhiwan being gone and buried with Cheng Ying's father, leaving Chi Yong all alone again, made him heartbroken.

As I read on, I realized this author's writing style seemed familiar. Sure enough, it's the same author as "My Little Treasure" (a popular online character). Did you come up with two sets of content for the same background outline? Then, unable to bear abandoning either, you simply wrote them both? Right?

Scrolling to the end, this is a story about a male educated youth who married into a widowed family with his son, his daughter, and two of his own sons. The widowed mother-in-law also stayed with her daughter-in-law. In the end, the widowed daughter-in-law's daughter married the male educated youth's son. 🙂

I finished the whole book in a few days, and personally, I thought it was quite good. It's not about being reborn with a special ability and becoming invincible; rather, the heroine's filial piety towards her grandmother is touching, and the various witty battles are entertaining. The relationship between the heroine and hero is a slow-burning, steady one, like that of an ordinary couple.

It's so heartbreaking. Back then, the old lady was such a strong and resilient person. Now... Sigh...

The author made far too many typos!