Reborn in the 1970s: The Fiery Second-Time Bride

It's quite interesting and enjoyable; the author has a soul.

The female lead isn't resentful; she constantly confronts the scumbag and the scheming man head-on, capable of verbal abuse, physical fights, drawing, and creating drama. However, given that she's single and married in another city with no connections, this forceful and dramatic plot feels unrealistic.

It made me so angry, and it even had a terrible ending.

This is so annoying! It's infuriating! And the rebirth part?! Unbelievable!

Men who spend their money on other women regardless of their wives' well-being are scumbags and destined to be single.

A very good story. Clever, meticulous, with foreshadowing and connections that flow seamlessly. The plot doesn't drag, avoiding excessive repetition and melodramatic female rivalry. A perfectly timed and satisfying read, with a suitable length. Highly recommended!

It's not finished at all, you're lying to me! I've been waiting for so many volumes already! [Crying]

The plot was mediocre, the character portrayals were simplistic and dull, and it wasn't very exciting. I skipped through most of it anyway, since it's all pretty much the same formula.

It's alright. There are 206 chapters in total, and the romance between the male and female leads doesn't begin until chapter 195, which is too late. Also, the female lead's treatment of scheming women and scumbag men is always just a few slaps on the spot, so it's pretty boring. You can check it out when you're looking for something to read.

I loved this article so much that I didn't want to skip any parts; every page was wonderful.