After Being Reborn, I Became Their Young Lady Painter

Is there a problem with the protagonist's family character? The author portrays them as caring and protective, so why didn't they ask for the protagonist's opinion before arranging the marriage? Even if the protagonist disagreed, it was useless; she moved out in anger. And how could someone like that be acceptable? Didn't they investigate the fiancé's character beforehand? I really didn't see any concern from the protagonist's parents in this important matter. This is a significant issue, and I found it quite confusing while reading. Other parts were fine, but the writing about the livestream was weak; the livestream descriptions felt really mediocre.

Goodbye, will we ever meet again, Lianxue? When we meet again, I hope you'll be happy, okay? Lianxue, you have to be happy, you have to be happy, okay? Be happy, be happy! I won't be in your world anymore, it's okay, you have to be happy. ~~Pity Xue, pity Xue~~ How can I live without you? ~~Lianxue, Lianxue~~ How can I live without you?

If I don't update soon, I'll be tied up and livestreamed! In a rather indecent way!

What a pity for such a good book

If an author hasn't updated for more than a year, they usually won't update anymore.

It's slice-of-life, but not boring. The descriptions of emotions are very realistic, and the emotional shifts are portrayed naturally. Both everyday dialogue and inner monologues show careful consideration and polishing. Honestly, reading this novel reminded me of *Laid-Back Camp*. Although the plot is about ordinary life, it's very interesting. Frankly, this style of novel is quite rare in the literary world. Indeed, slice-of-life novels aren't very popular; there aren't many readers. There aren't many dramatic plots or stories of changing fortunes, but it's like a cup of light tea—it doesn't leave a deep impression after drinking it, but it makes you feel like you've enjoyed a leisurely time...

Waaah, it's been a year! Time to visit the graves.

Please, please bring me back to life!

The stimulation level exceeded my personal tolerance, and the slightly excited feeling was wonderful. I used to dislike stories with systems, but after reading more, I realized I only disliked the system's unreasonable tasks and its unjustified methods of pushing the main plot forward. Or rather, I disliked "illogical" writing! But! The system in this story is great! I can't wait to see the system get suppressed (not really). It's mainly because the system verbally forces the host to do tasks while secretly hoping the host can earn money to buy its own arrogant silver-haired loli system—that's so appealing to me (it's a very sweet book). The only problem is that it's too short, only 300,000 words; I devoured it in one go w.

Full marks, but one point to note: It's an inorganic compound composed of hydrogen and oxygen, non-toxic, and drinkable. At room temperature and pressure, it's a colorless, odorless, and transparent liquid, considered the source of human life and a vital substance for sustaining life. It's one of the most common substances on Earth. 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by water. It's a crucial resource for all life, including inorganic compounds and humans, and a vital component of living organisms. Its electrical conductivity is extremely weak, classifying it as a very weak electrolyte. Water in everyday life exhibits more noticeable conductivity due to the presence of dissolved electrolytes and a higher concentration of cations and anions. ...