Reborn Through Fire Review: A Drama Novel That Tackles The Consequences of Misunderstanding and Regret

Reborn Through Fire is an ongoing contemporary novel by Kazuya Higan with over 1000 chapters. The story follows Kisa Becker, who has been doing everything she can to please Gilbert Kooper since the day he saved her life. They eventually married, but Gilbert, her husband, imprisoned her while she was pregnant for crimes she didn't commit. Kisa got beaten up and was left in jail when a fire broke out. Kisa and Gilbert reunited five years later, but Kisa is no longer interested in seeing Gilbert. It was now his turn to be brokenhearted.

This novel is a compelling series of dramas that tackles the consequences of misunderstanding and regret.

Theme

The theme of this novel depicts the consequences of one's misunderstanding. It is evident in the turn of events in Kisa Becker's life because of her husband's accusations. It also touches on the themes of regret, a second chance at love, redemption, and the love for the family seen both from Kisa and Gilbert as well as from their children, who long for their mother.

Writing Style

Reborn Through Fire is written in a dramatic style, using vivid language that helps the readers feel and experience the emotions and actions portrayed by the characters. The author also uses a third-person point of view limited to the perspective of the female protagonist, Kisa Becker.

Characters

This novel is made up of compelling and relatable characters that readers will want to follow as they continue reading this dramatic story.

Kisa Becker

Kisa is the female protagonist of the novel and the wife of Gilbert Kooper. She was accused of being responsible for Sarah Mitchell's disappearance and Gilbert's grandmother's assault, who ended up being in a coma for five years.

While she was pregnant with his child, Gilbert sent her to prison in Calthon's West Suburban Women's Prison, where she suffered so much abuse and was left to burn there when a fire broke out.

Five years later, she once again reappears and starts working as an assistant to actress Ariella Kelleys.

Gilbert Kooper

Gilbert is the male protagonist of the novel and the husband of Kisa Becker. He is also the CEO of GK Pictures, which produced the drama Goddes of My Adoration.

He had Kisa imprisoned because of his baseless accusations, on top of his hatred for her because he was forced to marry her.

He has two children named Andrew and Ada, whom he had on the same day of Kisa's supposed death in prison.

Plot

Kisa's Imprisonment

Kisa Becker was unjustly imprisoned by her husband, Gilbert Kooper, due to his false accusations. He harbors hatred toward her; he thinks that she purposely climbed on his bed to get pregnant, even when she knows that he loves someone else.

So, she was imprisoned even when she was pregnant with Gilbert's child, suffered abuse, and was left to burn in prison when a fire broke out.

Surviving the Fire

Fortunately, Kisa survived the fire but still suffers from nightmares about her horrible past and her unborn child. Five years later, she began working for actress Ariella Kelley, who will play a role in a drama under GK Pictures, owned by Gilbert Kooper.

While at a drama event, Gilbert spots scar-faced Kisa and orders his men to bring her to him. Kisa tries to avoid him but is caught and brought to his mansion, but he eventually allows her to leave, and Gilbert's son follows her and offers himself as a hostage.

That night, Gilbert went to the basement where Kisa is staying not just to get his child back but also to confront her once again. Suddenly and unexpectedly, Gilbert Kooper kissed her, and that completely shocked Kisa. Then he left without a word. Now that Kisa no longer loves Gilbert, it is now his turn to feel shattered.

Hot Scene

One moment in the novel that caught the readers off guard is when Gilbert went to Kisa's place and kissed her by the end of chapter 14. It was so unexpected and surprising at the same time, not just for the readers but also for Kisa Becker herself.

At the time, no one knew where Gilbert's action came from. After all the verbal, emotional, and physical abuse that Kisa had suffered, why in the world would her cruel husband kiss her?

That's where the story comes to a turning point. It illustrates how Gilbert would pursue Kisa, not because of all the accusations he had against her but because of the feelings that he's starting to harbor, or perhaps regret has started to kick in.

Conclusion

Reborn Through Fire is an ongoing dramatic novel by Kazuya Higan that follows Kisa Becker, who, since being saved by Gilbert Kooper, has done everything to please him, leading to their marriage but ultimately to Kisa's imprisonment for false accusations and leaving her to burn in a fire.

This novel is sure to grab the hearts of romance and drama fans as it gives a good amount of angst, which is something readers would want to feel while reading. Though second chances at regrets are already cliches when it comes to novels, I'm sure this captivating novel is something you wouldn't want to miss! So make sure to check out the dramatic series of Reborn Through Fire in the GoodNovel app!

FAQs

Q: What is Reborn Through Fire novel about?

A: Reborn Through Fire is about the life of Kisa Becker after she married Gilbert Kooper. She suffered from accusations, imprisonment, abuse, and eventually death by fire. But when she survived, she cross paths again with Gilbert.

Q: Is Reborn Through Fire novel completed?

A: Reborn Through Fire is an ongoing series in GoodNovel with 1460 chapters.

Q: Where can I read the novel To Be Yours Again?

A: You can read Reborn Through Fire by Kazuya Higan on the GoodNovel app.