Rebirth of the Charming Girl in Space

Murong Lingran, who was originally from ancient times, accidentally traveled to the 21st century and lived for twenty years. When she was hit and killed while trying to save a child while moving, she returned to ancient times and reunited with her original family. Before she could rejoice, she discovered that she was being kicked out, and their family was injured and scattered, and they didn’t even have a place to live. She clenched her fists. It didn’t matter. She had space behind her and the help of the almighty gods and. . . beasts. No matter how big the difficulty was, it wouldn’t be a problem. There will be money, there will be houses, there will be land, there will be manors, there will be shops, and the family will be reunited. But she didn’t expect that she would accidentally hug the thickest thigh, the kind that shouldn’t be hugged even if she wanted to.

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Rebirth of the Charming Girl in Space "Rebirth of the Charming Girl in Space" is a lengthy journey through ancient China with a resourceful female lead, Murong Lingran, who gets a second chance at life, and a space to boot. It's a classic transmigration tale with farming elements, a dash of romance, and a heavy dose of family drama. Did it keep me hooked? Mostly, but with some caveats. ### First Impressions The premise is definitely intriguing. Murong Lingran's journey from a coma-stricken girl in ancient times to a modern woman and back again is an interesting hook. Her family's initial plight – exiled, impoverished, and desperate – immediately pulled me in, and I was ready to root for them. The introduction of the space with its potential for farming and resourcefulness added a unique twist to the typical "poor-to-rich" narrative. ### What Works Well The family dynamic is a major strength. Murong Lingran's family is loving and supportive, a refreshing change from some of the more dysfunctional families you often find in web novels. The male lead, who turns out to be the Emperor, is also a stand-out character. He's portrayed as responsible, playful, and upfront, which makes his interactions with Murong Lingran and her family enjoyable to read. I also appreciated that Murong Lingran wasn't an overpowered Mary Sue. She has her skills and talents, but she also relies on her family, her wits, and the occasional help from the mysterious god within her space. ### Areas of Concern Despite its strengths, the novel does have some pacing issues. At over 3000 chapters, it can feel a bit long-winded, and I can see why some readers felt the ending was rushed and unsatisfying. Some plot points felt underdeveloped, and some characters, particularly the annoying relatives, could grate on your nerves after a while. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning The male lead's identity as the Emperor is a significant spoiler, as is the revelation of Murong Lingran's father's true parentage. The details surrounding the space and its god-like inhabitant also remain somewhat vague, even towards the end. I also found it weird that we never find out the true identity of the dog. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Rebirth of the Charming Girl in Space" is an enjoyable read if you're a fan of transmigration novels with farming elements and a strong focus on family. While it has its flaws, the engaging characters and intriguing premise make it a worthwhile way to pass the time. Just be prepared for a long ride and a somewhat abrupt ending. I'd give it a solid 3 out of 5 stars.