All My Love Interests Are Reborn, Except Me

It's good. The male lead is weak compared to the other harems where everyone is a reincarnated character. The author clearly stated this in the title and synopsis, so why are so many people still jumping in? Isn't it just for the feeling of a spoiled young husband and a domineering female CEO?

The male protagonist is quite funny. Compared to other novels, what I find most unique is the lively atmosphere within the sect. When the protagonist is drinking, his fellow disciples come to comfort him, and dozens of his fellow disciples get beaten up for standing up for him. These details make you feel the warm relationship between the protagonist and his fellow disciples.

The subject matter and content are good. The male protagonist has a distinct personality with both strengths and weaknesses, and a clear growth trajectory. Minor characters like Lin Sheng and Gan Ba are also well-developed and relatable. However, the plot development can be a bit frustrating. The author's constant experimentation with different writing styles creates a diverse reading experience. Overall, the flaws outweigh the merits, making it a worthwhile read.

The plot is well-developed and logical. The protagonist isn't particularly strong in the early stages, but that's consistent with reality. Otherwise, what do you want to read? A mindless, wish-fulfillment novel or a mindless romance? Then you can leave now after reading this message; this book is indeed a good one.

It's a good book, but it's not suitable for Tomato (a popular Chinese online forum) because it's not a mindless, enjoyable read. Tomato prefers books with more mindless enjoyment; even the dumbest system can get a high score there. Hopefully, the author won't be affected by short-term ratings; the score will rise over time.

It's pretty good; it has foreshadowing, humor, and well-developed characters. The characters are clearly defined, but it's not enough. Of course, everyone has their own preferences.

I have to give a higher regard to anything that doesn't have a system.

It's fantastic! I just finished the mining arc. The character development is excellent, not the typical "chasing after a husband" type. The difference in cultivation levels is significant, especially the protagonist fighting Foundation Establishment cultivators at the seventh or eighth level of Qi Refining in the mine – it was surprisingly exciting!

In an era where most online novels are fast-paced, it's incredibly gratifying to see such a slow-paced and engaging novel like this on Tomato. Although the author is a novice, their writing doesn't feel clumsy. Having written novels myself for a while, I know what that means.

It's quite good, but I'm really curious why the senior sister betrayed the male lead in her past life? It seems that if the disaster hadn't arrived earlier, the senior sister probably wouldn't have had any direct contact with the male lead in this life (she would only silently protect him from behind).