I’m Reborn, and I’m Still This Handsome

Worth reading. At first, after reading the synopsis, I thought it would be a story about a female protagonist who's frustrated by being outmatched by a time-traveling woman, but after finishing it, I felt completely satisfied. 1. The female protagonist is a refined young lady, exceptionally beautiful, intelligent, and decisive, leaving no room for scumbags.

From May 4th to 7th, 2025, I read the latest chapter, 516 (1.08 Million words), which was very good. The male protagonist, working in the media industry, is reborn in 2017, during his senior year of high school. The whole story is lighthearted, without malicious obstruction from elders or being exposed. There are no obvious plot holes, toxic elements, or illogical points.

Five stars is definitely achievable, but there are a few issues. 1. Less personal bias. This is a major taboo in writing; including personal bias is essentially filtering readers. The protagonist's various interpretations are the author's ideas, which is personal bias. Stop with the "this behavior is ridiculous" and "that behavior is wrong" comments.

"Come on, author, repeat after me loudly: 'I hereby promise all readers that from today onward, I will not travel, I will not get sick, I will not write filler articles, I will strictly discipline myself, I will strive actively, I will find joy in writing novels, I will be tempered into steel, and I will live up to my readers, my youth, and my future. I will become a pencil in the darkness, a guardian on the great city of novels, I willingly dedicate my life to this, night after night…🥰🥰💕'"

The writing is delicate, and the descriptions are detailed and relatable. After reading six chapters, the descriptions of high school and home resonated with me, making me recall my own high school days in 1990. Back then, the atmosphere was tense, and I didn't have much time to focus on studying. I could only secretly admire the girls I liked, keeping my feelings hidden in my heart. Keep up the good work, author! I look forward to more exciting developments.

This is the second best Liu Bei book I've read on Tomato Books; the title of best has been held for several years now 🤦. The author's fan service scenes are indeed quite good 😏

This urban harem novel brings love to life in the concrete jungle! The male protagonist isn't a fantastical "overpowered hero," but an ordinary person struggling between office buildings and neon lights. His gentleness is down-to-earth, and his sense of responsibility hides a vulnerability, making it incredibly believable that "such a person is lovable."

Ah, Si Guo Yi 😏, all four female leads are currently well-written, especially Su and Jian Xiao. There's one more being heavily revised, but it's a bit difficult for the two female leads to accept the later developments. The pacing is quite fast; I seriously suspect the censors are doing it themselves.

I've read over 60 chapters. It's a very pleasant read. Firstly, the description of Xu Ke's appearance doesn't use exaggerated claims of being incredibly handsome or as good-looking as Pan An. Instead, it uses his personal charm to highlight the protagonist's good looks, making it less off-putting.

A great book, although it was censored and some parts were a bit confusing, but the flaws don't detract from its overall quality. If it were set in ancient times and people could drive, their combat power would be off the charts! Highly recommended!