Reborn: The Years of Defying the Tide

It's a rare good book, with a strong sense of empathy and resonance. I read it for nearly two hours at a time. I hope the author can continue to be wonderful.

Very pretty! It's almost the same as I never thought about being reborn, but I feel like I can also have some harem, and in the later stage I can also acquire the live streaming industry.

It feels like I'm back in high school. It's very real without any fantasy or exaggeration. The author also writes the novel very carefully. I hope the author will consider writing more romance to attract readers' attention.

So far, very satisfied. The plot and character activities are very realistic. Continue to look forward to your follow-up. . . .

It's a very good novel, but it's a bit iffy on emotional matters. Is it a single heroine or multiple heroines? Let's make it clear as soon as possible. It seems uncomfortable. There is still hope not to live up to that one. I forgot, it is the one with the big boss in the capital. Thanks.

This is a novel with different opinions, and it contains a lot of understanding of human nature that other rebirth novels do not have. I only gave it three stars at the beginning, four stars in the middle, and five stars in the later stages. As for the ending, I personally think it can exceed five stars. After reading the novel, I was confused. I couldn't help but ask myself three times: Who am I? Where am I from? Where am I going? For a fat man in his forties, over 200 pounds, who has accomplished nothing, is it me who is listening to the book on Tomato, or am I listening to the book on Tomato in my dream? Just like the three dreams in ancient literature (Butterfly Dream, Nanke Dream, and Huangliang Dream), why is life not a dream? How can everyone not have a sweet dream in their hearts? If you don't want to wake up from a dream, how can you not be a loser in life? Who comes to Tomato to read a book and doesn't regard himself as the protagonist fulfilling his own dream? Successful people are doing things in reality that we can only do in dreams, so how can they have time to read books on Pomodoro? Since you can't be reborn, I dedicate this book to you who have read on Tomato for a thousand hours, two thousand hours, three thousand hours, four thousand hours, five thousand hours, six thousand hours, seven thousand hours, eight thousand hours, nine thousand hours, ten thousand hours. I hope it can help you perfect your broken life!

It's pretty good to watch, but the plot is a bit draggy. The ending is pretty good. I quite like it. The three girls all live up to it.

Not bad, not bad. It escapes from the worldly romance routines. There is no nonsense about wording. The overall transition is smooth, natural and delicate. It is not so amazing, but it is much better than those so-called popular articles that exist for the sake of traffic. Conscientious novels, support!

It's very good. I personally think it's good for this type of book. The plot and other aspects are relatively smooth. The characteristics of urban novels such as cool novels and harem novels are also fat but not greasy. In addition, I have a small suggestion. The description of the emotional scenes between the protagonist and the heroine is a little lacking, and it feels a bit gratuitous. I hope it can be improved.

The ending sublimates the whole text, and the psychological description reaches its peak. At least I personally was brought into it. I can only say that if it were me, I would probably feel despair the first time I came out of the Taoist temple. I would be more sad than heartbroken. Even if I don't die, I will probably spend the rest of my life in confusion because of my parents... I won't comment on whether the full text is wonderful or not. If you have to find faults, it will be the best. So at least I read it all, and it really surprised me! A rare good article. Thank you to the author for your hard work.