Back at Eighteen, I Missed Every Chance to Meet Him

The author's previous book was excellent, and this one is also quite good so far. Even setting aside the past life, the idea of ​​rebirth as a new life is very compelling. The male and female leads' relationship develops gradually, and the female lead's academic and career development is interestingly written. The friendship and family relationships are also well-developed.

It's alright. The synopsis says the female lead will have her own business, and the plot also shows her working hard to develop her career. I hope it's not the kind of novel where the female lead's career is entirely dependent on the male lead's help, and it's just a story about a pampered wife disguised as a career-driven female lead.

It's super good! Just like the synopsis says, the male lead seems to be an NPC who always has feelings for his sister-in-law. Hahaha.

Just for the author's respect for the female lead's profession and the fact that the female lead's character wasn't ruined, it deserves five stars. If the author isn't a law student, then they must have done their homework. I really like this kind of serious, responsible, and sincere author!

It's good! It's just that the female lead is too forgiving! In her previous life, she died because of the second female lead and her ex-husband. After being reborn, she didn't take revenge on the second female lead. Instead, she just wanted to stay away from her. That's not very satisfying! But her relationship with the male lead is quite sweet, which is nice.

The rating should be higher. The story is quite cliché, but the author's writing skills are quite good, and I read it in one go. The second male lead was indeed a jerk in his past life, so his biggest punishment in this life is that he keeps missing the female lead. He remembers a woman, but he can't remember her name or appearance. The key point is that the male lead is too domineering.

Well, the mistakes of the previous life have been made up for in this one. The ending is good. I'm drawn in by the synopsis; I really like stories where you miss out, get dumped, and then feel guilty. However, the content doesn't actually focus much on revenge or taking down villains. It mainly revolves around the female lead's daily life, creating a more vivid and relatable character.

This is a rare gem among rebirth novels. Many stories claim that rebirth leads to missed opportunities, but in reality, it simply means they ultimately had no choice. Otherwise, without any interaction, the plot couldn't unfold. However, here, whether by accident or interference from the male lead, the two genuinely keep brushing past each other.

It's quite good. The author's writing is excellent, witty and humorous. The female protagonist, reborn, chooses to avoid all the grievances and pain of her past life, no longer solely indulging in romance. In this second life, she prioritizes her career. Similarly, the reborn female supporting character prioritizes winning back her love. Different choices lead to different endings.

It's a great read! The author portrays the relationship between the male and female leads with great detail, depicting it gradually and subtly. The male lead consistently stands firmly by the female lead, silently protecting her, being considerate and caring, and bringing her warmth. The subtle, understated details touch the female lead's heart. Good men are always in novels and short dramas!