This is the sixty-thousand-and-first cycle.
Fixed script: Reborn: The Campus Belle’s Belated Regret
Surface world: A face-slapping revenge fantasy about rebirth
Core rule: Roles rotate, and memories are erased
In every lifetime, they have no idea who they used to be.
The protagonist of this life is named Du Youchen.
He won in his previous life, so in this one he is the protagonist, and he has a System.
What he doesn’t know is
In the previous life, he was a nobody.
In the one before that, he was the villain.
Only the System remembers.
It has lived through sixty thousand and one cycles.
Every time, someone asks it:
“Can we win this round?”
It never answers.
Because it doesn’t know either.
The setting of this volume is quite interesting. The dividing line between the volumes actually goes back to Chapter 1. Although this is my first time reading this kind of article, I feel it is surprisingly better than those mindless articles.
The setting of reincarnation is very good, and it fills the whole story of the novel. The only fly in the ointment is that there are occasional flaws in the logic, but it is still understandable to advance the plot, and the flaws are not concealed. Moreover, the author does not stop at the superficial pleasure of "slapping in the face". As the plot progresses, he gradually develops doubts and consciousness, paving the way for the absurd and sad tone of the reincarnation of fate. The writing is not bad, and there has been significant improvement in just over twenty chapters, so it is worth looking forward to. You're making rapid progress, actually, you have to stick to it 🤭 [blowing kisses]
It actually looks good, but the logic doesn't make sense. Although the school beauty is adopted, she can still use a lot of money from her family, so she won't feel so wronged when she sees a rich man. It is getting better and better. Some things that need improvement have been changed. The main problem now is the cover and title of the book. You can change it to suit the genre that contemporary young people like, and then increase the frequency of updates. It is a very good book.