Reborn, Who Still Goes on Blind Dates?

Overall, it felt very fresh and refreshing. The plot was well-developed, and the protagonist's emotional descriptions and character portrayals were both humorous and elegant. Each female character was also well-developed. However, I would suggest that the backgrounds of the female characters be clearly explained to avoid leaving loopholes in the story.

It's well-written and very funny. I just hope the later plot doesn't turn into him becoming a scumbag and building a harem. After all, he was hurt by a scumbag woman before he transmigrated, so it would be too much if he turned around and hurt other people who were good to him after transmigrating.

Seeing Bai Xin's questions on the dating show, I knew she was quite satisfied with the male lead after spending time together and wanted to continue dating. However, the author's writing gave the impression that the male lead would be destined to be alone forever through blind dates. Bai Xin comes from a wealthy family, lives in a villa, and is an only child with excellent conditions.

I read it in one go, it was really good! I laughed all day. There weren't any gruesome scenes or overly brainless system-based plots. The details were really well written. The scene where the male lead secretly peeked at the female lead's armpits while massaging her arm, saying she didn't have any hair, cracked me up 😂.

Based on my twenty years of experience reading novels, I think this book is relatively well-written. However, it does have to be ruthless in some aspects, which makes some readers unhappy. The reason I gave it five stars is that compared to many other novels, this book is quite commendable. Most importantly, it allows readers to read it calmly.

Not bad, but I almost died laughing at the matchmaking event 😄😄😆

It's interesting. Although the content is mostly jokes, some parts are quite funny. Regardless of gender, it's best to find your other half while still in school. Before entering the workforce, love still plays a significant role in relationships. There are many good boys and girls, but they are basically already taken in school. Those who are circulated in the matchmaking market have already gone through several rounds of screening.

Five-star review! I bet all men will say this book is great, and all women will say it's terrible for men 🤭🤭🤭🤭

Five stars, definitely five stars! This is much more direct than watching other people go on blind dates (when I'm on break, I squat in the blind date corner and watch them gossip and argue; it's so satisfying to watch the drama unfold, and it wipes away all the fatigue from a week or more of work).

I've read over fifty chapters so far, and it's pretty good. I'll give it a thumbs up! Keep it up! I think the female village official from blind date number 5 is quite nice, and I hope she and the protagonist can develop a relationship.