After Being Reborn, I Became My Own Child
重生后的我是自己的孩子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
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A single mother painstakingly raised her child to almost five years old, and the protagonist, feeling sorry for her, advised her to remarry. However, some readers saw this as a vain, promiscuous woman and an NTR (Netorare) perpetrator. If you put yourself in her shoes, would you still have such thoughts? If you still only shout "NTR," then I can only say that some people have lost their conscience. I suggest you establish correct values before commenting.
This can't be called NTR?! This is a serious matter, not something a necrophiliac would do. If you get married and your spouse dies in an accident, do you really want your wife to raise the child alone and live a life of widowhood? By the way, this protagonist's moral compass is incredibly high; he directly persuaded his wife to remarry. [Em:]
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If you don't like it, just don't watch it. Why did this person inexplicably drag this into so many threads? Is this person out of their mind?
Okay, fine. Here are some thoughts for later. If you're not from a single-parent family, please shut up. You clearly don't understand how difficult it is for a woman to raise a child alone. Even if she were reborn as her own daughter, what could the young protagonist do? Are those critics so outrageous they've never seen someone remarry?
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Lighthearted everyday writings that differ from the main theme
Compared to its lighthearted and enjoyable content, the title seems somewhat sensationalist. The so-called "transfer marriage" feels more like a gimmick to attract readers. Even with a simple female protagonist, it would still be a beautiful and lighthearted romance, and the author's writing is decent. Putting everything else aside, let's talk about the so-called "cuckoldry" plot that deterred many readers. This part made me realize the naivety of the audience for this story. While it might sound harsh, it's true that they're unwilling to think critically, perhaps because they've read too many mindless works. I wonder what many people really think about relationships? Everyone has the right to happiness, and more importantly...
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