Reborn, My Brothers Begged Me to Forgive Them

They deserved it in their past life; they're still brain-dead in this one.

I especially enjoy reading these kinds of satisfying, cathartic stories. Other cathartic stories either drag on until much later before the characters get their comeuppance.

This book, how should I put it? It gave me a very different feeling. Although it also features rebirth, a real and fake heiress, some complicated family backgrounds, and even various enemies—all very common themes—this book is more captivating than others. I really enjoyed it.

It's a great read, very enjoyable, but some plot holes weren't filled (like the little nephew Ya Ya), so it felt a bit rushed at the end, and there were some typos. Author, your plot is still very good, but the ending was too abrupt and not satisfying enough. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

The plot is very good, but I feel the reborn female lead is a bit useless.

This book is very good, but the ending is a bit rushed. Otherwise, it's pretty good. The characters are well-developed. The female lead, Song Zhi, lives a wonderful life after being reborn. She makes good friends and also unravels the mystery of her origins. The female lead has a twin brother, Ning Zhiye (not a rebirth, but a cycle). The rebirth of her three scumbag brothers is also caused by her brother.

(Currently updated to chapter 36) Having read this far, I can only say it's satisfying. Unlike some books where the face-slapping plot drags on for a long time, basically every grievance received in a chapter is resolved immediately. The female lead is Song Zhi (Z), and the supporting female characters are Song Qingqing and Ye Zixuan.