After I Was Reborn, They All Started Plotting Against Me

A book from 22 years ago, it topped the must-buy list in 26 years.

So far, I've only seen the part about the second daughter, Tang Keke, mentioned earlier. The eldest daughter is understandably busy with work and rarely comes home, which is normal, but at least she could abandon a major project to rush home to see her father one last time. The second daughter is completely unjustified. Her reason for not coming home is utterly ridiculous—saying she's proving something to her father. He's dead; what good is proving something to a ghost? Even if she becomes a superstar, who benefits? What does Tang Li gain? Nothing. At most, a little pride and self-satisfaction. The biggest benefit isn't for Tang Keke herself—a top national celebrity, a superstar diva! How amazing! This kind of person is clearly trash...

First of all, congratulations on the book's release! I stumbled upon this book while going through a reading slump, and it truly felt like a hidden gem. Judging from the tags, the first element is rebirth, or rather, "rejuvenation"—an elder entering the lives of the younger generation as a younger person. While this concept has been explored in various works, there are always subtle differences. In this story, for Tang Li, being a young person means she can get closer to her daughters' lives, ultimately truly understanding them and bridging the gap between them. This is something an older man can never do. After all, a daughter can't bring her father to a gathering with friends, but she can bring a friend...

Brothers, I suggest waiting a month before deciding whether to buy. The content is pretty good, but this author is an old eunuch who likes to create alternate accounts, and then he abandons the project.

Sit-ups, is that even interesting? I hate this kind of writing that never gets finished and then never leaves.

He's only been alive for a few days and he's already acting like this again. Who can stand it?

It's pretty good! Unlike the clichéd harem novels with their hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress, love-at-first-sight, or love-at-first-sleep scenarios, this one is more about filial piety turning sour and love growing over time? And indeed, love growing over time is what really resonates with me. The characters are all distinctive and not stereotypical, the plot is good, and the emotional twists are reasonable. There aren't any major problems. If I had to nitpick, the author might have given unnecessary extra attention to the supporting characters, but that's okay; in a way, it enriches their personalities. I look forward to the rest of the story. Keep it up, author!

Did not live past the seventh day after death

The book's rating being below 9 points is likely due to its premise; the role of father is difficult for many to accept. However, it is indeed a good book.

Everyone, please don't buy it. It's been abandoned for ages, and the update schedule is uncertain. It started several good books, but none of them are finished. I'm really fed up.