Review Detail of KUMI in Rebirth: Pampered Wife’s Counterattack

I completed reading this novel elsewhere, however, the work that the translation team does here is impeccable. The quality you have here is another level; had it not been for my anxious and curious persona, I would have waited patiently for the translation to be completed. Believe me, a translation greatly influences greatly in the reading experience. The development of the novel is decent and well managed, each problem presented by the author is solved over the course of 889 chapters and honestly, this is one of the Chinese novels that should have more than a thousand chapters with good reason. The personality of each character, including Bai Qinhao (our ML) seems to be set in stone, yet, the dynamics are matured over time according to the interactions and situations related to Xinxin (our FL). I believe that the author was very careful with the information that they presented throughout novel, and they solved it in an egalitarian way and that kind of left me wanting more. Due to Bai Qinhao's unrelenting love for Xinxin and the fact that she has reborn, their relationship was already halfway through, and along the obstacles, it just matured and became more remarkable. This is an almost realistic novel, as the author considered the lack of equality in the couple's status and went to great lengths to establish Xinxin's place as herself and as Madam Bai in the High Society and in the Bai family. Also bringing Xinxin's difficulty in having children a moving, real and even understandable thing - considering her entire journey in avenging her real family and paying her enemies. As for Bai Qinhao's behavior, it was certain that he was wrong in taking Xinxin's virginity forcibly in a hospital. But considering the sordid and twisted character of several other main characters in Chinese novels that I see being motivated and glorified. Bai Qinhao is the 'most decent'. In addition, throughout the entire novel, he remained at Xinxin's side, never unnecessarily questioning her, allowing her to grow and providing unflattering support.