The Road to Rebirth and Revenge
重生逆袭之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Marriage & Romance
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Hehe, I finished reading it. Compared to another novel I read, the female lead in this one is more satisfying to watch. She keeps growing, but in the end, the powerful female lead says that the male lead can be dispensable. He's there or not, it doesn't matter. (^_^) Will people call me a feminist if I say I like it? 😁 But it's really satisfying for a woman to live like this.
The female lead's older sister is extremely jealous, selfish, and lacks self-awareness. The female lead shouldn't have secretly helped her later on.
The entire article is filled with the author's own monologues and does not reflect real life.
In this article, the author has never been clear about my country's vacation system. Before 1994, our country had always implemented a single-day holiday system, which means vacations every Sunday, and Monday to Saturday are working days. In 1994, my country began to trial the practice of working on Sundays or working half a day on Saturdays. It was not until 1995 that the State Council officially issued a 40-hour work week, and weekends were implemented.
In her past life, her parents sold her younger brother to a gambling and abusive man to pay for his medical treatment. They forced her older sister to marry a mama's boy with a disability, and her grandparents took all their money and supplies every year to give to their other sons. Her father didn't lift a finger.
The college entrance exam in the 1980s was still a dreaded July! Where did this June college entrance exam come from?
The rest of the story is completely broken, the plot is weird and the logic is touching.
She was so angry with Wei Ziyan that she cried, and she abandoned her books because of Wei Ziyan.
After reading the book review, I decided to abandon the book.
I feel like venting again... 😅 Speaking of which, when the female lead's older sister first came back after her wedding, didn't she say she was pregnant...? Then she said she wasn't... The biggest cheat in this story isn't the female lead's superhuman memory, but rather that the author's overbearing mother makes her succeed at everything she does...