Reborn in the Nineties: Saving My Obsessive Boyfriend

I really like the novel, I like the personalities of the male and female protagonists, I think the plot is okay, and the changes in the male and female protagonists' feelings for each other are not abrupt. Shen Xinxue understood what he meant. He felt that human life was too short, and no matter how hard one tried to explore, the knowledge that could be acquired was still very limited. She hoped that Jiang Cijiu would stay healthy throughout his life and continue on his path of learning. I especially love these two sentences; they resonated with me deeply. Perhaps it's because I have a friend who is similar to the male protagonist that these two sentences struck me so deeply, and I felt a surge of joy at realizing that "there are others who share my thoughts." I hope my friend can also meet her "Shen Xinxue" and walk healthily on her path of seeking knowledge. Perhaps the content of this novel is not that exciting, but it is the one that I have resonated with the most so far, and it is also the only one that made me want to see if this author has any other novels after I finished reading it.

It was pretty good, especially the last few chapters. My friends were great; they didn't believe or spread rumors, and they shared their opinions and thoughts. For example, when the male lead proposed to a girl walking side-by-side, my friend said it was true, but the male lead kept a distance from the girl and didn't get close... Is this considered a case of friends being gossipy? It's just that the parents of both the male and female leads had such tragic lives. The male lead: his biological mother's baby was switched by her jealous sister who also loved her husband during childbirth, and he was constantly scolded and beaten from a young age. The female lead: her father cheated on her with his secretary and had an illegitimate daughter half a year younger than her. Her mother cheated on her during her pregnancy and kept it a secret for 18 years before divorcing.

The plot was fast-paced and didn't drag, which was good; it didn't make me skip any chapters. It would have been even better if there had been some explicit content. 😬😬

It's a great read. The premise is similar to a novel I read before, "Rebirth: The Plan to Save the Boss," but the plot has a completely different style. I recommend it.

The interactions between the male and female leads were quite enjoyable, but the female lead's parents' divorce took up over a hundred chapters, and the division of property was dragged out endlessly. The female lead kept falling into other people's traps, which was quite frustrating to watch.

It's alright, a bit bland, but still acceptable.

Someone who was so powerful in her past life is now nothing after being reborn. Her scumbag boyfriend and mistress are nothing either, and her mother didn't get enough benefits in the divorce—she's nobody.

This is a rare gem of a book; a 9.2 Rating is too low!

It's a pretty good story. I don't usually read romance novels set in school, but this one really captivated me. I wanted to know why he was so pitiful, how the female lead entered his life, how she understood him, how she pulled him out of the darkness, and how she became his sunshine. I also wanted to know why he committed suicide in his past life—was it also because he loved the female lead? And just like that, I finished reading it.

There aren't that many misunderstandings; they all have mouths, which is great!