I’m Just Not Cut Out to Be a Simp

Author, you either write the male protagonist as a single-parent family, that is, there is no mother but only a father; or you write the male protagonist as both parents are dead; if not, write the mother as a normal person, this writing is really speechless! No matter how much the hero's mother likes the heroine, can she still like her more than her biological son? The male protagonist took the female protagonist back home once. What a good guy, she was like a long-lost daughter. Then he asked the male protagonist to deliver food, take good care of her, and give orders to the male protagonist to take the female protagonist home. After returning, he either ignored the male protagonist or scolded her for nothing. You are really sick 🤮🤮🤮 This is to train the male protagonist to be a bitch. Could it be that the male protagonist is not his biological son, but this female protagonist? It's so disgusting 🤮🤮🤮 No matter how much you want the heroine to be your daughter-in-law, you can't do this, right? What's more, they are only in their second year of high school. Which parent doesn't want their children to put academics first?

The rest of the plot was okay. Although the male protagonist didn't have any interaction with the female protagonist before his rebirth, they suddenly got together like a rocket after his rebirth. The pace was too fast. The one about the girl being licked (the licking dog stops licking, the licked girl chases after him) is one of the most daring themes, and it directly hires people to kill the heroine many times. Really awesome. It's so cool to be a direct upstart in the World Cup. The way to write about the Stud World Cup or the nouveau riche who won big prizes in the lottery is so exciting, it's even more embarrassing than the system writing.

Author, stop writing rebirth stories. Nowadays, rebirth stories are too cliche. You have to be innovative. It's not that it's not good-looking. I can only say that more makes you poor, and less makes you more expensive.

He's quite good-looking, and even if he's reborn, he's still an ordinary boy. Good.