The Reborn Lucky Star's Daily Struggles

Is Li Mo the male protagonist? Don't do it. He has a lot of peach blossoms. Really, he has good friends and sisters who like him, and he has his childhood sweetheart Green Tea. It's amazing.

It looks good, come on, don't let Li Mo be the male protagonist, there will be many peach blossoms

It lacks an ending. When the second male lead at the beginning saw the way he greeted his childhood sweetheart, he thought why the male protagonist was so unreliable. It turned out that he was not the male protagonist. Haha, it would be great to have some extra stories. The older brother is more reliable. It means that the two brothers like the same person at the same time.

It's wonderful, not very long, and feels particularly good-looking. Even at the end, there is relatively little description of the emotional part. The heroine is positive and optimistic. She succeeds and also drives her friends around her to achieve their goals.

Did the author just end it so straightforwardly? Have you jumped to another channel? 😏[Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] The full text is quite good, the subject matter is novel and not bad for the public! The emotions of the characters are also delicately written, and it would be great if we had to fight again!

I hope the author can make a sequel, the ending is too suspenseful

Very good, but it ended a little rushed

I like the clear mind of the heroine after her rebirth, her hard work in studying, and her decisiveness in her career.

It's been a long time since I've come across a novel that made me read it in one sitting! It's a very good novel, and it's quite enjoyable to read. However, the score is too low, which makes it easy for people to ignore such a good novel. What a pity 🤦🤦

Good review, but I feel a bit regretful that I didn't finish it.