[FULL - P2] Trọng Sinh, Tôi Không Cần Tình Thương Của Gia Đình Nữa | Vãn Ninh Review

Recap

Oanh Oanh disappears from the Lu family, and the search for her grows more urgent when the family discovers that the account holding her old entertainment earnings has been closed and the money withdrawn. Some relatives argue against involving the police, while others fear she may be in danger. Oanh, meanwhile, has no intention of going home. Remembering how miserable her previous life was, she is determined to become independent and sever ties with the family that failed her.

At the Xie household, A Cheng looks after her with earnest, slightly awkward devotion. He stays home to keep her company, insists they are friends, and shares his private hillside “secret base” with her. Their gentle domestic moments—like him repeatedly pinching her cheeks, preparing food, and drying her hair—bring some sweetness to the heavier story. Oanh joins a training team and starts building a life of her own, while A Cheng takes the opportunity to launch a company and invites her to work with him.

A trip to the amusement park brings Oanh face-to-face with members of the Lu family. She helps a lost child but refuses to identify herself or return home. Even when her older brother seems to recognize her, she tells him she wants to be left alone. Later, at a major Xie family celebration, the Lu family comes close to discovering who she is. To keep trouble away from the people who sheltered her, Oanh temporarily leaves the Xie home and asks the Lu family to tell the public that she was rescued years ago and chose to stay with her benefactors.

The family’s attempts to reconnect only deepen the hurt. Oanh makes it clear that she has been adopted into another household and wants a normal life, not a return to the Lu family. Her independence gets a memorable boost when A Cheng moves into the apartment building across from her—and a Lu relative comically tries to buy the entire building so he can live nearby too.

The drama takes a supernatural turn when Xie Grandpa falls critically ill. In a dreamlike encounter, Oanh learns that she can take on the price of his recovery, but the cost is giving up any possibility of affection or reconciliation with her biological family. She accepts without hesitation, saying Grandpa’s health matters more to her. Mysterious guides confirm the bargain, and Grandpa wakes as Oanh also comes around. The sacrifice gives her a decisive break from the Lu family and makes the Xies’ bond with her feel like family in truth, not just name.

As Grandpa recovers, he wastes little time asking Oanh and A Cheng to get engaged. A Cheng is overjoyed, while Oanh admits she has begun to love having him by her side and agrees to try a relationship. Their affectionate, tentative confession is one of the story’s warmest moments; A Cheng promises not to rush her. Grandpa is delighted and immediately starts planning an extravagant engagement. A Cheng, meanwhile, worries about finding all the rare gifts on the list and even arranges a convoy of cars to carry them.

Oanh eventually starts school, where her powerful, intensely protective relatives escort her in and warn the staff to look after her. Their over-the-top concern is played for laughs, as is the revelation that she is an adult student returning to a classroom. At school, she meets a quiet classmate and settles into her new routine. When a Lu family member follows her and tries to approach, Oanh firmly reminds him that she wants no contact and warns that she will report him for harassment if he keeps following her.

Notable reactions and jokes: A Cheng’s obvious crush is spotted by his family before he admits it; he buys a tiny electric car because he still lacks a driver’s licence; Grandpa keeps nudging the young couple toward engagement; and Oanh’s new relatives treat school drop-off like a full security operation. Beneath the comedy, the central thread is Oanh choosing the family that cares for her—and refusing to be pulled back into the one that hurt her.

Characters

• Lu Oanh Oanh (also called Oanh Ham, Liu Oanh Ham, or Xiao Han in the subtitles): The determined heroine, rebuilding her life after a painful previous one.
• A Cheng / Xie Cheng (also rendered as Ta Thanh or Xiao Cheng): Oanh’s devoted friend, business partner, and eventual fiancé.
• Xie Grandpa: Oanh’s protective adoptive grandfather, whose illness prompts the supernatural bargain.
• Jiang Yibai / Nhat Bach: A close friend and aspiring doctor who helps care for the family.
• Hong Duong: A trainer and protector who helps Oanh develop her strength and skills.
• Members of the Lu family: Oanh’s estranged biological relatives, including her father, older brothers, mother, and younger sister Dao Dao.
• Butler Liu: A longtime household connection who helped Oanh establish a separate identity.
• The mysterious guides: Supernatural figures who explain the price attached to Oanh’s bargain.