Back in High School, I Gave Up the Campus Heartthrob and Made Something of Myself

Every book by this author is so well-written. I've reread "Possession of a Life" several times, and "The Republican Era Military Doctor" made me cry countless times. I love them all!! Every time I read them, it's a redemption experience, inspiring me to become a better person. Perhaps this is the meaning behind the author's writing. Thank you for each and every touching story you've created. Love you, keep going!

The author's writing is excellent, the plot is fresh and not formulaic. I've already finished reading several of the author's other books, and this one is definitely worth reading. The male leads in the author's works are all very affectionate, and the female leads are clear-headed and independent. Don't judge a new book by its ratings; this one is truly worth recommending.

This is absolutely fantastic! The author must be a doctor or have medical expertise, possessing a high level of knowledge and writing ability. The writing style is delicate and solid, with a unique perspective and style. It's amazing to find such a good book on Tomato Bookstore.

It's well-written, but it's so depressing to read. 28 Years old, almost ten years since they separated. How many decades does one have in a lifetime, especially a rebirth? Why keep reminiscing, why not move on? There are plenty of handsome guys in school, one more won't make a difference. 🍉

The author's writing is truly relatable. Sometimes people are contradictory; in reality, they gain one thing and lose another, while they fantasize about gaining one thing and losing another in life.

Overall: Very good, well-balanced, and leans towards realism. The theme of rebirth and defying fate is not new, but rehashing old material requires a good writing style and story structure. The author has written in a very original way, whether it is the perspective of the story or the control of the plot pacing.

It's been a long time since I've read such a heartwarming rebirth novel. It doesn't torture the female lead, nor does it romanticize her ex. The female lead has her own career and a happy family. There are no melodramatic or tragic plot twists, and she doesn't reunite with her ex-boyfriend. I read it from beginning to end in one go, and the ending is delightful. It deserves five stars! For readers who dislike melodramatic or tragic stories, you can confidently jump in. 😄😄

I haven't read much yet, but I've already rated it again. I think this story is good, so five stars is good 😊 Actually, I haven't even read 20 chapters. I suggest you leave the rating until the end, since I haven't read much and can't really comment. But I feel that doctors and police officers are really busy and work very hard. It's really not easy for them.

If I hadn't read the first book, I probably would have liked it quite a bit. But after reading the first, the third wasn't as amazing, because it's quite similar to others. In both the first and third books, the male lead is a policeman, and the female lead comes from relatively good families, but both start with an unhappy marriage and experience a "wife-chasing-after-the-crisis" scenario...

I've noticed that both books I've read feature warm and caring male leads and female leads, which is wonderful. And thankfully, the female lead didn't get pregnant and have children too young; she's maintained her career throughout. Thirty is truly a wonderful age!