They're All Reborn, Except Me?

It's good to watch, I love watching it. The main character in the first episode and the female lead in the second episode are waiting for the main character Wormwood [laughter]

I'm quite puzzled. It's such a good novel, the writing is pretty good, the plot is okay, and it's a bit enjoyable. [Code][learned] Why is the rating so low? [Thinking] The quality of this book is no less than those books with scores of 9.0 Or above. [Laughing evilly][like] If I have to say it, it can't be that the readers gave the rating in order to protect the book? But the problem is that there is nothing illegal. Another point is that the author should update it quickly, it is not enough. [Pinch your lips][Ask for more explosive updates][Ask for more explosive updates][Like this post]

The story is actually not complicated, but the feelings are real. The language is not gorgeous, but the writing is smooth and not exaggerated. The novel is great. It is simple but not simple. Come on, author.

It seems that the writing so far is quite good. The flashback is written first after the mission, and then the previous story is inserted. The character of the protagonist feels very good, the emotional description and side expressions are very good, the characterization of each character is very detailed, and the changes in personality and behavior before and after the mission have corresponding plots. It is indeed higher than the average level of Tomato [Thinking], the author please keep updating [Sending Hearts]

The style is a bit like Riqing, which looks good. Maybe it's because my poison resistance is relatively high. I don't feel any poison points at the moment. The only poison point is the soul penetration. It can be seen that the male protagonist is the same person in his past life and this life. I'll give it five stars for now.

Maybe when you first start reading this work, you will be attracted by the backward pursuit and other content, but after chapter 25, you will see the true sense of emotion and love.

The writing is pretty good, but it has a hint of philosophy. Maybe I'm overthinking it.

I've only finished the first volume, and then I thought about Sao Cha's book. Maybe it's because I haven't read much of the same genre. I don't know how to evaluate it. I think it's well written and the logic is not too straightforward. It may come out later. I kind of hope it won't be a closed time loop (I don't want Tongzi to be the protagonist). The protagonist's memory loss and time travel are acceptable, but I still hope the author can be more innovative.

It's okay. Let's have a look at the fantasy high school in the novel. The writing is fresh and the atmosphere is cheerful. The only shortcoming is that the plot seems to jump a bit and the narrative transition is too sudden. It's a bit confusing to read, but this hazy feeling is our memory of those three years? [Please update] Although the author complained about jumps in writing above, this sudden change and the hazy description are really addictive once you get used to it, just like those dreamlike light spots that seem to be within reach but out of reach [please update] Come on, author, the chaotic life of college students depends on you [crying]

Why are you writing about things in this life and talking about things in the previous life?