What was a modern romance novel with Qin Yue as the male lead and Tang Feifei as the female lead? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-03 16:39

This book was called "After Rebirth, I Become a Spirit in 80." The characters in it included the male protagonist, Qin Yue, a traditional upright man and a workaholic. A little serious The straight man expressed that he didn't understand women. Everything you said was right. The one who was wrong was me. The female lead, Tang Feifei, grabbed the floating wood of rebirth. Surprise. She was a little pretentious and conflicted in her previous life. The male supporting character, Tang Yaozong, was paranoid and had set his eyes on her. Loving you is my business, not loving you is also my business! This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. "After Rebirth, I'm a Spirit in 80" Author: Mada. It's a modern romance/love story. It's finished and you can enjoy it without worry. [User recommendation: [B] A very time-sensitive article, suitable for readers interested in the 1980s.] The theme of this novel was very clear. After experiencing decades of "perverted" life, the protagonist returned to 1980 after his death to make up for his regrets. Overall, the story was read quite smoothly. Although he had not experienced that era, he could feel a lot of daily things through the description in the text. It felt quite good. Moreover, the author's description of the protagonist's 'spirit' attribute…felt that it was very difficult to change his nature. After his rebirth, he had not been able to live a stable life. He would throw a tantrum and think about all sorts of things. The overall character design was not very likable. From the beginning, I saw that entering V was very smooth. After entering V, I also flipped through the content. It seemed that it went from family planning to bringing the villagers to become rich. It wasn't considered outstanding and was quite satisfactory. And then…I'll give my opinion. First of all, this novel did not have enough information about the previous life. It only described the side profile of the first chapter. There was no resonance with the description of how the main character 'acted' in the previous life, how he wasted so many good opportunities, and how he let down his close friends. There was no strong desire to read about the main character's rebirth to make up for his regrets. It was not that enjoyable to read. If possible, he suggested that the detailed description of the first chapter should be reduced, and the main character's painful memories of the past should be added. He also suggested that a few noteworthy points should be pointed out to give the readers a sense of anticipation when reading. Secondly, after the protagonist started his new life, he didn't describe the matter of "turning over a new leaf" in depth. For a person who took the wrong path, the final result should be achieved not only because of his own reasons, but also because of the influence of the people around him. However, in the plot I read, there was only a description of the main character's psychological activities and decisions. It felt very empty. Personally, she felt that she could add in some scenes where her friends who had danced with her before tempted her to go out and let herself go, and the protagonist's family members misled the protagonist into rejecting all kinds of misinformation. This would increase the contrast and make it more enjoyable to watch. Finally, when I was reading, I didn't feel that the protagonist's past life as an old lady had any effect on her temperament…The decades of experience in the reincarnation of the protagonist were almost not reflected in her, so I didn't really understand what the setting of being reborn from an old lady had foreshadowed. However, the content above did not affect his reading. It was just that he felt a little awkward when he read it with his brain, so he could ignore it. In short, the story was okay, even if the audience was not too wide. There would be people reading it, but not too many. I hope you will like this book.