Ding Xiaoxin was unexpectedly reborn and returned to 2014.
His first love, Han Yaotong, was hurt by love and lost all hope, so she became a female pedicure technician. His childhood sweetheart, Li Xueyan, had a deep love for him and was devoted to him. His ex-girlfriend Wang Shuangshuang unexpectedly became his colleague and she never forgot about him.
The three beauties are all present, but there are no skills at all.
How should Ding Xiaoxin deal with this turbulent emotional whirlpool?
Reader comments
Personally, I still like this style of writing very much. It is unpretentious yet humorous, affectionate yet breezy, high-pitched and aggressive or peaceful and soothing, and has a good sense of rhythm.
However, the plot advances too slowly, the intervening memories are long and protracted, the storyline is not attractive enough, and the fun is slightly lacking.
I really like the second female lead Li Xueyan, her plump image even overshadows the female lead Han Yaotong.
This book is very wonderfully written about the memories of the time when I was nineteen years old. I will give it five stars after reading it.
The book appropriately expresses the author's views on love, life, destiny, etc. Many times. It is unique, humorous, yet philosophical, thought-provoking, and thought-provoking.
The male protagonist and the two female protagonists have distinct personalities and three-dimensional images. They are both well-founded and traceable. They are universal and representative to a certain extent, and they respectively refer to different love models.
This book is disguised as a book about rebirth, but in fact it is selling sheep over dogs. I highly recommend it!
The preface and the wedge are relatively positive. After reading the first chapter, I get five stars for decisiveness. The writing is sophisticated, delicate, and has a strong sense of immersion. It has the potential to become a masterpiece.
The only drawback is that the memories are relatively large, which makes the plot advance a little slowly. In the fast-paced mainstream atmosphere, it is possible to be buried.
Personally, I still like this style of writing very much. It is unpretentious yet humorous, affectionate yet breezy, high-pitched and aggressive or peaceful and soothing, and has a good sense of rhythm. However, the plot advances too slowly, the intervening memories are long and protracted, the storyline is not attractive enough, and the fun is slightly lacking. I really like the second female lead Li Xueyan, her plump image even overshadows the female lead Han Yaotong.
This book is very wonderfully written about the memories of the time when I was nineteen years old. I will give it five stars after reading it. The book appropriately expresses the author's views on love, life, destiny, etc. Many times. It is unique, humorous, yet philosophical, thought-provoking, and thought-provoking. The male protagonist and the two female protagonists have distinct personalities and three-dimensional images. They are both well-founded and traceable. They are universal and representative to a certain extent, and they respectively refer to different love models. This book is disguised as a book about rebirth, but in fact it is selling sheep over dogs. I highly recommend it!
The preface and the wedge are relatively positive. After reading the first chapter, I get five stars for decisiveness. The writing is sophisticated, delicate, and has a strong sense of immersion. It has the potential to become a masterpiece. The only drawback is that the memories are relatively large, which makes the plot advance a little slowly. In the fast-paced mainstream atmosphere, it is possible to be buried.