Reborn in 1988: Honey, This Prodigal Has Turned Over a New Leaf

I absolutely have to win over my sister-in-law! I can't let an outsider have her! I must get her!

The plot is alright, progressing gradually, but some of the character settings are unlikable. The male lead's main theme is forgiveness; those who bullied him can even make money off him, which he portrays as noble. Then there's the female lead's family—her mother-in-law and her daughter's family bullied her and her sister-in-law since childhood, while her father-in-law always smoothed things…

Awesome! Haha! Please forgive me for projecting my personality onto the author! Hahaha, the author is a real scoundrel, hahaha. It's indeed well-written, but the more I read, the less innocent I feel, hahahahaha.

The worst thing is that there's only one female lead. If it's about rebirth, there should be several more female leads. Otherwise, don't write about so many women helping you, only for them to reincarnate and leave after helping you. That's a bit disgusting.

It's well-written, with excellent depictions of interpersonal relationships and conduct. It avoids the mindless, ruthless actions typical of rebirth novels that simply follow the prevailing social norms. The female characters surrounding the protagonist are vividly and realistically portrayed.

Fine

Aside from the explicit content, is there nothing else written...? Nine out of ten sentences are explicit, it's really speechless.

I copied someone else's work and only made a few minor changes.

I don't know where the 9.1 Rating came from. Especially the part about family conflicts—how big of a heart do they have to be to still eat together, and often at that, amidst so much conflict?

It's pretty good, the sister-in-law should take it. Also, it felt a bit watery later on. Not as interesting as the beginning.