Reborn in Senior Year: A Struggling Student's Comeback to a Top University
重生高三，学渣开挂逆袭985
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 550k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 4
Realistic, Truly Urban Fiction
Something like The Twenty-Six-Year-Old Tenant.
A Dominating Heroine Makes a Mistake Early On, Then Aggressively Pursues Her Husband Later
I'd like to read something like You Cared for the Neighbor's Little Brother, So Why Regret the Divorce? Are there any novels that aren't like the usual stories about chasing after a man? Urban fantasy or everyday urban life are both fine. I just want the female lead's personality to stay fairly consistent from beginning to end, with a bit of a strong female lead vibe.
Looking for Books on the Same Top-Tier Level as My 26-Year-Old Female Tenant
I'm in a reading slump, everyone, waaaah, I've run out of books, but I don't want to read power fantasies. They're no fun.
Academic Prodigy Stories, From High School to College
I think the male lead's surname was Chen. He took on several millennium-spanning challenges, and I think an organization went to the Wharton School. I can't find the book anymore. Please help me find it.
Reader comments 7
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The preface does not match the postscript, it is written in a mess, and the main character is called Pig Intestine. The names are either big or small.
She has too many worries after being reborn. She in the introduction is different from the plot. Does she have to be hanged from a tree?
Love this style!
I was reborn, but I don't understand my feelings at all. It feels like it was written by AI.
Pig's Feet: An old man in his thirties or forties is reborn. How can he be as childish as a minor? His previous life must have been in vain.
Not bad, fluent, cool!
The author's description of the senior year of high school is full of fireworks. The desks piled with test papers and the cicadas chirping outside the window are extremely real. The protagonist's excitement and sudden realization of returning to youth accurately struck a chord in my memory.