He Bai won the lottery, became rich, and reached the pinnacle of life. Then, he inadvertently took a picture of the Film Emperor Di Qiuhe being killed. And after reporting this case to the police, he was reborn in a midst of confusion. He Bai: I don’t have any horrible relatives to abuse. Why was I reborn? Di Qiuhe: But I do. He Bai: I also haven’t been betrayed or harmed by He Bai won the lottery, became rich, and reached the pinnacle of life. Then, he inadvertently took a picture of the Film Emperor Di Qiuhe being killed. And after reporting this case to the police, he was reborn in a midst of confusion. He Bai: I don’t have any horrible relatives to abuse. Why was I reborn? Di Qiuhe: But I do. He Bai: I also haven’t been betrayed or harmed by anyone. Why was I reborn? Di Qiuhe: But I have. He Bai: I just want to have some money to live freely and eat well. I already achieved that goal, so why was I reborn? Di Qiuhe: I have money, but don’t live freely or well. He Bai angrily flips the table: So what’s the use of my rebirth! Just to make me suffer again?! Di Qiuhe (Holding and Touching He Bai): Be my lover, you’re only responsible for eating “lollipops,” you won’t eat any bitterness. He Bai: Leave! So basically, this is a sweet story of a naive and cute person who goes back to the past, flaps his little butterfly wings, and helps the man who used to be last life’s big Film Emperor, but in this life, is still a miserable Great Devil King, to walk towards the pinnacle of life (while also dragging someone home)!
One Useless Rebirth
He Bai won the lottery, became rich, and reached the pinnacle of life. Then, he inadvertently took a picture of the Film Emperor Di Qiuhe being killed. And after reporting this case to the police, he was reborn in a midst of confusion. He Bai: I don’t have any horrible relatives to abuse. Why was I reborn? Di Qiuhe: But I do. He Bai: I also haven’t been betrayed or harmed by He Bai won the lottery, became rich, and reached the pinnacle of life. Then, he inadvertently took a picture of the Film Emperor Di Qiuhe being killed. And after reporting this case to the police, he was reborn in a midst of confusion. He Bai: I don’t have any horrible relatives to abuse. Why was I reborn? Di Qiuhe: But I do. He Bai: I also haven’t been betrayed or harmed by anyone. Why was I reborn? Di Qiuhe: But I have. He Bai: I just want to have some money to live freely and eat well. I already achieved that goal, so why was I reborn? Di Qiuhe: I have money, but don’t live freely or well. He Bai angrily flips the table: So what’s the use of my rebirth! Just to make me suffer again?! Di Qiuhe (Holding and Touching He Bai): Be my lover, you’re only responsible for eating “lollipops,” you won’t eat any bitterness. He Bai: Leave! So basically, this is a sweet story of a naive and cute person who goes back to the past, flaps his little butterfly wings, and helps the man who used to be last life’s big Film Emperor, but in this life, is still a miserable Great Devil King, to walk towards the pinnacle of life (while also dragging someone home)!
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Sa..Ya –
In terms of plot development, this is undoubtedly a cliche. None the less, One Useless Rebirth remains an absolute fun read because of two things, one the no bullsh*t and beautiful progression of the two main leads' romance and two, the seamless way the author has incorporated the transmigration as not just a useless plot device. So if your looking to read something fluffy and adorable that doesn't require you to analyse the story, this is definitely a good option. The beauty and the fault of th In terms of plot development, this is undoubtedly a cliche. None the less, One Useless Rebirth remains an absolute fun read because of two things, one the no bullsh*t and beautiful progression of the two main leads' romance and two, the seamless way the author has incorporated the transmigration as not just a useless plot device. So if your looking to read something fluffy and adorable that doesn't require you to analyse the story, this is definitely a good option. The beauty and the fault of this story remains the same - the unrealistic way how everything just works out for the two protagonists. But sometimes, that's just the kind of thing you need to read to lighten up the mood.
Anagha K –
First of all I would like to make it clear that I read the translation of this book on the flying lines app and although, grammatically and for other reasons the book isn't solid, I still thought it was okay. Reason being that I was looking for a light reading with humor and fun just to take my mind of the things around me. So yeah I recommend it for light reading without much of seriousness. I genuinely didn't expect such a wholesome and respectful romance from this book. At all. But it surpris First of all I would like to make it clear that I read the translation of this book on the flying lines app and although, grammatically and for other reasons the book isn't solid, I still thought it was okay. Reason being that I was looking for a light reading with humor and fun just to take my mind of the things around me. So yeah I recommend it for light reading without much of seriousness. I genuinely didn't expect such a wholesome and respectful romance from this book. At all. But it surprised me and hence the 4 stars. The characters take their own sweet time falling in love and it is very natural, because they fall in love due to mutual admiration for their characters and amusements at each other's quirks. Characters are pretty 3 dimensional especially He Bai the protagonist and the lead whose pov we follow the most. He has genuine interest in his craft and spends a lot of time to perfect it. He is understanding and pretty mature and doesn't cling onto his love interest or really depend on him to further his career. Di Quihe (his love interest and other main lead) is clingy but his circumstance were such that it is understandable why he is like that. But thankfully his entire universe doesn't revolve around He Bai(although it does a lot) he has his own agendas and own career and he also supports his man's career. He is not the typical sugar daddy love interest, in fact it couldn't be way farther than that. This novel follows typical rebirth or transmigration trope seen in Chinese novels and gives it fresh take. As a romance despite having gotten together, readers don't tire of the main leads interaction, they are still so fun to follow. Their romance is healthy and they both stand in equal footing in the relationship. Usual trope like cheating, abuse and miscommunication are not used. There is no excessive feminisation of one main lead, something so often seen in boys love genre. This seems like a regular romance between too respectful gay partners in normal life, just a little more cute I guess. Every body in the story doesn't end up falling for each other or anybody which is natural. As a person who doesn't usually enjoy romance, I liked it Although there are plot holes and all the fact that this book managed to portray such a good romance made me like it a lot. As an international reader I liked the book quite a lot and recommend it to people tired of toxic mainstream romance books
Staring At A Star –
I loved this story - it was paced perfectly and I felt we really got to see the relationship slowly develop from the first accidental photo. I thought both characters were really well thought out and had realistic personalities. I like how strong both the characters were, and the minor drama towards the end. The time travel never gets fully explained, which I thought was a bit unfortunate (I love reading how the author justifies these fantastical elements), but I loved the nice closure in the end I loved this story - it was paced perfectly and I felt we really got to see the relationship slowly develop from the first accidental photo. I thought both characters were really well thought out and had realistic personalities. I like how strong both the characters were, and the minor drama towards the end. The time travel never gets fully explained, which I thought was a bit unfortunate (I love reading how the author justifies these fantastical elements), but I loved the nice closure in the end when He Bai travels back to the original time line. Ultimately, this story is a fun, relaxing way to spend a day or two.
Aerys –
Couldn't deal with the main characters... the actual main character was decently written for the most part, but the male lead? If the story was written in a different way, perhaps such a low EQ, quick to make assumption character would be cute, but the way it was written, the romance felt ridiculously forced (speaking as someone who is usually ok with some degree of plot holes... this..... ><). I see absolutely no reason why the main character conceded to the male lead again and again. Each to t Couldn't deal with the main characters... the actual main character was decently written for the most part, but the male lead? If the story was written in a different way, perhaps such a low EQ, quick to make assumption character would be cute, but the way it was written, the romance felt ridiculously forced (speaking as someone who is usually ok with some degree of plot holes... this..... ><). I see absolutely no reason why the main character conceded to the male lead again and again. Each to their own though! If you can stand the way they get together, it can be pretty cute and engaging at times. Have to note... even my inner completionist was happy I ended up dropping
Celia –
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. *3'5. Al principio el gong no me caía bien y estuve a nada de abandonar la novela, pero como me gustaba el protagonista y la historia seguía leyendo Y no me arrepiento de mí decisión de seguirla. Me ha gustado, no encantado. Pero ha estado bien, si es cierto que para mi gusto la pareja se estancó un poco a mitad novela. Y luego había el típico drama de la familia del gong... Y el gong no es nada profesional, no entiendo cómo fue el emperador de la película... Se me ha caído un.poco la novela. Luego el *3'5. Al principio el gong no me caía bien y estuve a nada de abandonar la novela, pero como me gustaba el protagonista y la historia seguía leyendo Y no me arrepiento de mí decisión de seguirla. Me ha gustado, no encantado. Pero ha estado bien, si es cierto que para mi gusto la pareja se estancó un poco a mitad novela. Y luego había el típico drama de la familia del gong... Y el gong no es nada profesional, no entiendo cómo fue el emperador de la película... Se me ha caído un.poco la novela. Luego el scan inglés tenía muchas faltas de ortografía y me costaba seguir la historia. Tampoco ayudaba que partieran tanto los capítulos.
ri. –
1). lmao poor LL. his wife sounds like a very cool lady. 2). the fluff was very cute and you don't really have to think much and that's exactly what I came looking for, but DQ was... not it at all. 1). lmao poor LL. his wife sounds like a very cool lady. 2). the fluff was very cute and you don't really have to think much and that's exactly what I came looking for, but DQ was... not it at all.
Fern –
Wasn’t bad but the vibe-a bit juvenile?
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