The Reborn Doctor of the 1980s: Wielding a Pocket Dimension

The female lead's character is really hard to describe; watching too much of it might make you want to vomit blood, and it's deterred a lot of viewers... I'm giving up.

It's a pity to throw it away, but it's tasteless to eat it.

I'm not watching anymore, the more I watch, the angrier I get.

I hope the female lead will be written out of the story soon. It's exhausting to watch her live; it feels like nothing is growing on her body.

The female lead's older sister should just be written out of the story; it's getting more and more confusing. This married-out sister just cries and doesn't understand anything. She keeps insisting on being the female lead's boss—where does she get that confidence? The female lead is also brainless; is it even possible to wake up someone who's brainless?

It made me angry; I was reborn for nothing. I'm giving up.

The female lead's older sister is utterly hopeless.

How to describe this book? I thought the beginning was alright, but it got increasingly messy as it went on.

After a few attempts to jump and then not, I finally gave up and finished the book. The female lead is too saintly, and her sister is not smart and always confused. She claims to be doing it for your own good, but says the most hurtful things. Such cowardice and incompetence are disgusting. Reading should be enjoyable, but this book is a bizarre one that's designed to annoy you. I'm too old and have too many health problems to read it anymore, so I'm done.

I kept dropping the first part as I watched, and then I just gave up on the rest. I've made myself look stupid. Reborn and suddenly I'm a jack-of-all-trades—is that even possible?