Reborn in the 1970s: The Chubby Girl’s Comeback

If you randomly read 100 books, more than half of them feature female protagonists who were cheated out of their hearts and money by scumbags and their best friends (sisters) in their previous lives, ultimately dying tragically. They are reborn and return to take revenge on their scumbags, unleashing their superhuman abilities.

Does becoming a company commander make you a big shot?

What is this? It talks about a chubby girl's transformation, focusing on her career, losing weight, and benefiting her family and friends—isn't that better? In her past life, because of the female lead, she married a scumbag, leading to a miserable end for her whole family. Reborn, all she thinks about is being clingy with the male lead and helping his family—truly love-struck. There's too little focus on her transformation; the whole thing is about the male lead. Isn't it better to just enjoy her own happiness? The character is ruined; I can't stand it anymore.

The female lead keeps slapping people, and to emphasize her rebirth, she's forced to deal with three men on her own—it's incredibly stupid. If they didn't even have that much brains, there was no need for her to be reborn. Also, the male lead's feelings for the female lead started inexplicably.

This title is really upsetting.

It's not good, I can't watch it anymore, I don't know how the rating was determined.

From the moment I saw the female lead's rebirth, I thought, "Isn't this actually a food-themed novel?" I'm halfway through, and it's all about cooking recipes. But the whole story is excellent, with a tight plot, and definitely worth recommending!

The plot is alright, but the male and female leads are too violent in the early stages. It's not that violence can't solve problems, but it's a bit excessive. Not everything needs to be solved with violence, and there are situations where violence shouldn't be used... Also, there's not enough writing about Gu's younger sister and brother. A large part of their story is poorly written, showing them being tricked by others, while their encounter with their true love receives very little attention later on...

The romance between the male and female leads in China is exceptionally beautiful. The only flaw is that the male protagonist is forgetful, and their relationship suffers setbacks twice because he saves people.

Isn't the title of this chapter a bit too perfunctory?