Where's the Rebellious Rebirth I Was Promised?

I've finished watching it, but I don't really want to continue. Nothing really appealed to me anymore. Personally, I thought the first season with Li Fangxiu and Zhang Weiyu was better. This was mainly because the first season really well-developed the characters of the protagonist's friends, and the tragic experiences of the female lead and her sister, along with their sense of despair and…

First, the strengths: The writing is good, not mindless, and the plot is reasonably designed, avoiding the typical mindless face-slapping scenes. The author clearly understands online novels well. The male and female leads are well-developed, with flesh and blood. The supporting character, Zhu Zhu, is even better; she's practically brought the character to life.

So far, we've seen him formally confess his feelings to the female lead, during the startup phase. The author is actually quite skilled; the characters are very well-developed. Especially the protagonist, a scoundrel who is "not thoroughly bad, nor purely good." The main character and the female lead are a typical pairing of a blond-haired hoodlum and a well-behaved girl.

It's really great; it fulfills all my fantasies about my ideal woman. Perhaps only rebirth can truly make up for the lack of a real ideal woman. The characters are intelligent and the business drama is indeed very interesting and not boring at all.

Keep up the good work, author! Try your best to avoid a bad ending. As a seasoned bookworm of over ten years, this is probably the first novel I read on Tomato without skipping around. Although the skill in filling in plot holes and the writing style are a bit lacking, it's still very good. At least I didn't skip a single chapter. It's a very good slice-of-life novel.

I'm only writing this review after reading both of the author's books. I'm halfway through the second one, and both are actually very well-written. The characters are vivid and relatable. When reading the author's books, you'll often find that seemingly inconsistencies are foreshadowing. Don't rush to criticize; just keep reading, and the author will explain later.

It's a good read, but there aren't many chapters. If you find it too short, you can wait and read it for a while. However, if you forget about it and miss it, it would be a bit of a shame. In my opinion, this book features very vivid character development.

Strengths: Good writing style, not mindless plot, and well-developed characters. Weaknesses: The male lead's complex personality makes the story feel drawn out. Also, the constant references to the previous book become a bit tiresome; even I, who have read both books, found it annoying, let alone new readers. Overall, it's worth watching. 👍

Compared to other similar stories on Tomato, the author's writing is quite good. The plot twists are well-developed and engaging. However, perhaps because I'm a bit older now, I don't feel as strongly connected to this type of story anymore, but it's still very enjoyable. I feel like the author used to write female-oriented novels.

The characters are vividly and fully developed; each one is fleshed out and makes the reader completely immersed. The author's writing is superb, with delicate and lively prose that perfectly captures the various scenes and emotions. In short, it's completely captivating and highly recommended!