
Reborn, I Was Pursued by My Sweet Class Monitor, and the School Belle Cried
重生后被温柔班长倒追,校花哭了
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- Completed
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- 340k Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
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- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →Any Youth or School Life Novels?
Looking for books like *Her Smile Is Like a Piece of Candy*. Ideally, the leads meet in high school and start dating in college. No angst!! No angst!! And nothing adapted into a TV series.
Extremely Angsty, the Kind That Breaks Your Heart and Brings You to Tears
Heartbreakingly angsty, like *A Love That Eats Away at Your Bones*.
Any Sweet Romance Novels for Male Readers? I'm Too Old to Enjoy Fight Scenes Anymore
Any romance is fine, as long as it's good. Ideally, the heroine is reborn and pursues the male lead.
An Adorable, Silly, Soft, and Sweet Female Lead, Doted on by the Male Lead
I want a gentle, cute, soft girl who isn't domineering, a little mochi ball you'd want to take a bite out of.
Everyday Romance Stories, Guys, I'm in a Reading Slump
Possessiveness + Controlling Behavior + Jealousy + Imprisonment + Male Rivalry + A Humble Male Lead
The Male Lead Devotes Himself Quietly, Is Misunderstood by the Female Lead, Leaves Heartbroken, and She Regrets It
Both leads should be completely devoted to each other, preferably a short story.
The Heroine Lost the Hero Who Had Eyes Only for Her
Stories Where the Mature Woman Makes the First Move!!!
I want a mature female lead who pursues the male lead. Pay attention, I mean a mature woman!!!
Books That Grab You Right Away and Get More Addictive the More You Read
Looking for books like *Traveling the Country in an RV, I Became Famous in the Animal Kingdom*.
Pride Ruins Everything: Stories Where He Has to Win Her Back
Give Me Some Romance Sweethearts Rated 9.5 or Higher
Any Stories Where He Mistreats Her and Enjoys It for a While, Then Has to Grovel to Win Her Back?
The male and female leads get together for some reason. He does a lot for her, but she doesn’t know and keeps misunderstanding him. By the time the misunderstandings are cleared up, he’s already given up on her.
The Female Lead Betrays the Male Lead, Who Then Lives in Seclusion Deep in the Mountains
Angst Stories: Hurting Her Husband Feels Great Until She Has to Chase Him Back
Pure angst, no sweetness.
Tearjerkers!!! The Kind That Could Turn My Hair White Overnight
Make me cry!!!! Preferably an urban setting, and something sad. Please!
I’m Used to Stories About Winning Her Back. Are There Any About Winning Him Back?
The really, really tragic kind. So heartbreaking it makes your heart and kidneys ache.
Any Novels Where the Husband Gets Rejected, Then the Wife Regrets It and Chases Him Back?
The protagonist is a villain.
I Severed My Own Heartstrings and Broke Our Bond. You Should… Too…
“I cut my own ties to love and severed our destined bond. You're free now...”
Super Sweet, Tooth-Rottingly Sweet, With No Angst at All
Both Reborn: The Heroine Wants to Make Amends and Win Back Her Husband, but the Male Lead Refuses to Give In
The Wife Has an Affair with Her First Love, Then Chases Her Husband
A Protagonist Who Hides Their Heartbreak Behind a Constant Smile
A Proper Regretful-Chase Story, No Doormat Protagonists, and Sweet Guys Who Come After the Dogs
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It is considered good among novels of the same type, and even the ones that should be abused are abused. Compared with the second female protagonist in novels of the same type, the mental calculation is reasonable and well-founded, but it is still a bit awkward. I clearly liked the male protagonist so much before, but I fell in love with a substitute just because of a substitute. If the male protagonist is gone, it can be explained, but the problem is that the male protagonist is still good, how could he fall in love with a low-matching character. . . Alas, I am not saying this to complain about the logic of the article, because the logic of this type of novel does not make sense, but I just feel very sad, because the previous story between Xia Lingxue and the male protagonist was too sweet, so it will be painful later. At the end of the if line, we are reborn and together with the male protagonist. I have to add a dream about waking up. I think this is definitely a failure. Xia Lingxue is not that outrageous compared to the same type of female lead who changed her mind. Even though she was in a sequel and couldn't give a good ending, she was a bit cruel for the sake of torture. The problem is that she has already been tortured enough in the beginning, but she just sweetened the ending and then tortured her again. It is really superfluous. Overall, it's not bad. The current score is about 8.5, Which I think is a reasonable score. If it weren't for the stabbing at the end of the extra chapter, I would definitely give it five stars. One star would be deducted right there.
I just want a single heroine, well-written, good-looking, and I love watching it!
It feels pretty good, but the level of abuse is not deep enough. I give it five stars. Come on, the author.
The plot is actually quite awesome. If you can bear the grievance and read it from beginning to end, you will find that the author actually prefers Xia. After all, she is described as a truly pitiful person. She went crazy after the death of the protagonist in the previous life. However, based on the subsequent cleansing, it actually makes sense why she was brainwashed by the male Green Tea, because everyone around her was playing tricks. She withstood the situation. If you like this kind of tone, this book is very well written.
I took a rough look at it. Among them, Huang Shunda made me feel very good. Although his confession failed, he was still elegant. This is what a boy should be like. It is not as brainless as in other novels. It shows that the author carefully created the character and made it flesh and blood.
After reading the first 20 chapters, I feel that there is not enough foreshadowing and the characters are not fleshed out enough, which makes it look sad but not sweet. However, overall I can see the author's thoughts and ideas, which are more in line with my personal perception. I give it five stars as encouragement and hope that I can continue to write without losing my original intention.
The casting of the characters is very three-dimensional, and the logic of the emotional lines is very reasonable. There are no sudden insertions or sudden turns away. Everything happens without the foreshadowing of a bloody event. In silence, you realize that the two people at the beginning have gone far away. It is a very realistic writing technique. I look forward to the author's new work.
How should I put it, let me give the author some pertinent suggestions. First of all, it seems that this work is based on the love line between the protagonist and Yaoyao, with Xia being abused as the auxiliary line. But in fact, the most core and most attractive thing is Xia's abuse line. This requires the author to grasp the "degree" well. I have seen many similar types before. I think a better way to deal with it is not to end this line hastily. It is best to give Xia's "abuse" points from time to time. Then, never forget the core point of love stories, don't step on "thunder", Xia's line is always to assist in raising the level, this is based on the fact that Yaoyao line is completely free of thunder, don't touch the line Finally, come on.
This was supposed to be a single female protagonist. I had seen similar themes before, but in the end I was forgiven and turned into a harem [facepalm]
After reading this book, I found that I don't want to read the sweet and refreshing articles before. The other sweet articles I read can be said to be very interesting, but relatively lacking in meaning (of course there are also meaningful novels). This book can be said to be very meaningful. The feelings and family of the male protagonist, as well as the female protagonist's character are very fully portrayed, and the second female protagonist's character is well portrayed. The writing is a little imperfect but just right. Although there are only more than a hundred chapters, it is written in an orderly manner and has rich content. The key points are very meaningful and can move the readers after reading it. When I was about to finish the book, the first thing I thought of was a song, which is Jay Chou's The World Is Not Ending. This novel left me with a deep feeling, and I may not be able to get out of it for a while.