Reborn in the 1990s: The Academic Prodigy Has a Pocket Dimension

The female lead seems overly saintly, with an excessively rich emotional life. Aside from possessing memories of her past life and meeting the male lead, this rebirth seems meaningless. She died at 35 in her previous life, and even in this second life, she's still so naive and innocent. The plot feels somewhat contrived. She likes the male lead but doesn't reciprocate his feelings.

I read a little bit of the main story and didn't want to read any more of the angst. Why am I giving it a good review? Because I read the epilogue, and it was really good and touching.

This female lead seems both saintly and useless. The title made me think it was a strong female lead story, but it turns out she's a pathetic loser who's about to die...

The idea is brilliant, and the story is original. Fantastic! Ordinary people want to drag bad guys into this world; obeying the law is just too difficult.

This is a terrible book; it makes no sense.

It's a reborn one, just like a pig.

Mother Teresa Heroine

I read 260+ chapters and really couldn't continue. I skipped to the end and saw the ending, and I didn't feel any regrets. The space became solely for raising stones, and the protagonist, after being reborn, seemed to regress more and more. The character designs were actually okay, just poorly written. The outline was probably alright, but it wasn't fully developed.