Reborn: Internet Star Wanwan Returns to Age Twenty

This is a novel well worth reading. I initially started reading it just for fun, but I was captivated by the author's calm, elegant, yet powerful prose. The entire story is deeply moving, using Wanwan's experiences to teach girls to be independent, self-loving, and strong – a truly profound message!

It's so good (♥∀♥), the author must have truly loved it. It's such a shame to keep learning it so late. Haven't you considered changing the name? Are you afraid some random person might cause trouble? Congratulations to Wanwan for finding her original passion again after catching up with the chapter today!

My first review is for my senior! 😘 God is a great screenwriter; I hope all my classmates are happy and joyful.

The author's writing is delicate, offering readers a different life story of another girl—a life that fans had hoped for, a life where she played her cards right. It also tells all girls: you must rely on yourself!

Indeed, rebirth stories based on real experiences are the most touching. The author must have genuinely felt sorry for Wan's experiences to write this story. It's believed that the online fans of Wanwan don't necessarily dislike her, but rather feel a sense of disappointment or frustration, which is why they repeatedly use her memes for entertainment.

Very good, a very idealistic story. The protagonist is no longer Wanwan, but a girl named Liang Wan created by the author.

Wanwan is excellent. At first, I thought it was just another typical rebirth story, but it was a pleasant surprise. 1. The female protagonist starts as a mistress, but she is ambitious and determined. With the help of her sugar daddy, she gets into Columbia University.

I finished it in one go. I really hate how little the author can do; the writing is just so good, that smart and hardworking character is really endearing. No matter what, you always have to rely on yourself.

I finished reading it in one go. The way Black and White Nights express themselves is very interesting, and the plot is captivating and full of twists and turns. I feel it's worthy of publication. The subject matter is also very interesting. Regarding Wanwan, we feel more anger at her lack of self-reliance, looking at a woman who hasn't awakened. We no longer simply blame and criticize her.

I learned a lot about art and business. Although it's an online novel, the author's insights are substantial, and a lot of valuable information is subtly incorporated into the article, which is the most impressive aspect of this piece.