Reborn and Still Simping? Why Not Hold On to My Crazy Childhood Friend?

It's a classic story of a male protagonist reborn for revenge, romance, and demonizing everyone except the main characters. However, the protagonist's obsessive nature in his past life leads to problematic values, making this kind of book unsuitable for me. Nevertheless, I'll give it four stars.

Having read most of it, here's an objective review. The use of regional dialects will feel more familiar to readers from the same region, bridging the gap between them. Conversely, for those from different regions, it can affect the flow of the novel. The author will explain this point in parentheses later. Other readers have also addressed this, so don't worry too much.

It's well-written, the male lead has that ruthless streak, and the female lead is willing to be ruthless with him. So far, it's quite good, but around chapter 90, it gets into a lot of stuff about the older generation, with all sorts of bisexual and heterosexual relationships. I think that kind of content could be reduced. I believe most people are there to read about the romance between the male and female leads, not to see all that bisexual and heterosexual entanglement.

This is absolutely amazing! The male and female leads are incredible! I didn't originally intend to give it a high score, but then I thought, how can I be the only one enjoying this delicious treat?

Update soon!!! I've finally found a novel that suits my taste!!! Both protagonists have a somewhat cunning and yandere personality, and the world-building is relatively large with a lot of information and suspenseful plot points. As for some things from the real world that aren't clearly explained in the novel, don't worry about them, because this novel deals with fictional events, so you don't…

Very good, with a distinctly Chinese flavor to the character of "Landmine Girl." The writing also perfectly captures the mindset of a final-year high school student. 👍

This book ended at chapter 389 for me. Ever since Wen Zhi died, I've been increasingly frowning as I read. First of all, the core plot about the exams hasn't been mentioned for who knows how many chapters. If I remember correctly, Wen Zhi's character in the early stages was supposed to be built on her own merits, never relying on others. So what was she doing during that time? Was she studying?

It's a good read, but there's not much slice-of-life content. The author is only continuing to write this way out of pure passion. I initially thought there wasn't much left to write and I could just cut it off, but the first volume, nearly 900,000 words long, is only just finished and the second volume is already in the works.

Holy crap, this was so incredibly satisfying! Keep up the good work, author!!! The revenge plot was fast-paced and not at all angsty, hilarious and sweet! Author, you're awesome! The beginning was really good, and it got sweeter and sweeter as it went on.

This is interesting. It's about revenge and speaking your mind, much more satisfying than those stories about mute characters. It's worth reading, but there's not enough content right now. Author, please update soon!