Wait, What Do You Mean My Dad Was Reborn Too?

My ideal campus life and family 🥺 This is the most unpretentious novel I've ever read. It's satisfying without being awkward. To be honest, I haven't finished it yet, but I really can't help but rate it early so that many people can see it sooner.

Some people think the later plot moves too fast, but I personally feel that each age group has a different pace, and high school should be more compact. Also, Orange did a great job portraying the emotions, especially the contrast between the awkward crushes of middle school and the delicate love of high school—it really captured the essence of youth! 😳😳😳 But, one minor flaw…

I've finished reading it so far, and I think it's very well written. Although it can't compare to masterpieces like "Ten Days" and "Godslayer," it has a simple yet exhilarating feel. If "Ten Days" and "Godslayer" are considered masterpieces, then I'd venture to call this an imperial work as well—not because of its rich content, but because of the feeling it evokes! Keep up the good work, author! You'll definitely become a hit! 🔥

I think this book is really good. I'd love it if the pace was a bit slower; I really enjoy this kind of reading. It's rare to find a campus novel that I like this so much. Maybe it's because it reminds me of my own junior high school days. I also love to fantasize, but unfortunately, I'm not the protagonist, I can't be reborn like Jiang Feng, and I don't have his game knowledge and skills.

It's very well written. I just hope the author doesn't stop updating. After more than 100 chapters, its popularity will definitely rise. I'm rooting for you! [Thumbs up][Thumbs up]

A rare gem of a book, quite enjoyable to read, and the romance plot is devoid of any clichéd moments. Aside from the somewhat rushed deaths of the father and son at the beginning, everything else is excellent. I just wish there was more to read; it simply isn't enough! It was good to begin with, but this part you added is ridiculous. You've been writing for so long and the update schedule has successfully made me forget the previous plot.

This book is truly excellent, especially the description of Lu Bu's hundreds-of-rounds verbal battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai was indeed too powerful; if it weren't for Darius's outer edge cheat and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have been fatal.

It's great! I haven't read a novel with such smooth writing that's both enjoyable and not awkward in a long time.

The book is very good, the emotions are very immersive, and I really enjoyed it. I'm not a seasoned bookworm, but I've been reading for over ten years. Here's my brief review: The plot progresses very slowly. It's already 600 chapters, and the book has only been around for a month or two. A small plot point takes several chapters to develop. Everything else is excellent. I hope the author sees this.

This is indeed quite good, but it's a bit overly idealistic. The character development of each person, whether it's their emotional arc or their overall image, is very rich. It's not just a single protagonist who is the sole focus of the world; this book has unique development paths for the supporting characters, or rather, every character is a protagonist in their own right.