Newborn, Listening to the Girl Next Door Talk About Her Family

It's good-looking. The male protagonist passively knows the good impressions of the female protagonists in their previous lives and does not take them into the harem as a matter of course. He just feels sorry and regrets based on this and strives to change the tragedy of their previous lives. The good impressions of the female protagonists are also in line with the normal ignorance of the age group (except for the eldest heroine, who is a bit yandere), and they get along well. The style is more of a child-like dependence and playfulness, being intimate but keeping a certain distance. There is no need to call the husband or wife at a young age, or the women revolve around the male protagonist and are harmonious. The logic is clear and the plot is smooth. It is not a fake and cool novel that pretends to have a harem in the name of youth. It has been well received.

I've read the latest chapter, and I'll definitely give a review if I like the book. Ram! …The back is normal Finished!

It's actually pretty good-looking. The heroine's character and characterization are very distinctive and unique, and she doesn't have the stallion behavior in the novel. She has exclusive interactions with each heroine. However, the male protagonist's inner activities do make me feel uncomfortable all the time. He feels like a scumbag who hasn't grown up?? Maybe it's not the right description, but that's pretty much what it means. Although the introduction says there are many girls and no girls are given away, the full text is really fascinating and I have the desire to read on. But the feeling of being far away, especially the emotion towards Xiaoxiao, really makes me uncomfortable. I'm reading chapter 78 now, and he says he doesn't have any thoughts about Xiaoxiao??? Ah??? Just stay away from the protagonist. You give me the feeling that you want to push Xiaoxiao to others, which makes me feel very uncomfortable. However, your introduction also says that you will not give away girls, which makes me not want to read it. But in case there will be other plots later, this is foreshadowing what will happen next, which makes me a little confused. In the end, I thought about it and let it go. Now I just read books for pleasure. If I feel uncomfortable, I will change the book. But this book is actually well written, so it still deserves this five-star rating. I just scrolled through the comments section and saw that it was said later that Yu had a marriage and had no will to resist for the time being. How could he spend the past two years with the male protagonist??? Ah??? Also said that the heroine asked her brother to attack other heroines?? What the hell?? This is Yu's younger brother who reorganizes his family. Let me just say that when I saw the author describing this person for the first time, it was a bit strange about his experience, the way the male protagonist dealt with him, and the female protagonist's arrangements for him. So why was he laying a minefield here? If you put it this way, the cowardly little boy protected by Xiaoxiao Kindergarten also has too many scenes. This must be a later poisonous villain. Plus the silly guy on the rooftop, I wonder, is he so poisonous?? In combination with the protagonist's slow development, lack of strength, and lack of emotional firmness, I thought that I still had some desire to continue reading, but it disappeared in an instant. I said goodbye. I will keep the five-star review, but it is really not to my taste. Say goodbye.

The writing is very good, compared to those who can obviously get the first place in the exam after being reborn, but they have to be afraid that if they are very smart, they will be cut open for study.

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The male protagonist can predict the favorable impressions of many female protagonists towards him in the past life, but the male protagonist does not directly open the harem. The starting point is to regret the tragedies of everyone in the previous life and want to change the past regrets. The emotional shaping of the characters fits the ignorant state of mind of a teenager, but the sister-next-door heroine has a yandere quality. The relationship between the characters tends to be childlike, playful and interdependent, intimate but measured. There will be no clichés where young characters are treated as husband and wife prematurely and a group of women surround the male protagonist. The logic of the work is strict and the plot advances smoothly. It is different from those fast-food Internet articles that build a harem under the guise of youth and deliberately create a sense of pleasure. At present, if the level is stable or even improved, I feel that I can compete with "My 26-year-old Female Tenant"

This subject is well written. Compared with the top-notch starting point, there are fewer plots that simply make my aunt laugh. The writing style is enough. If it's like Invasion of the World, it will require more effort, but the performance improvement will be limited. Interesting to add a bookshelf

The story of rebirth and redemption seems quite depressing. Is it normal for the male protagonist to be the only co-author in the family? After getting used to reading cool novels, it is really uncomfortable to watch this kind of depressing one, but the writing is not bad, and the female protagonist is basically portrayed. I just hope to see the male protagonist redeem the female protagonist soon. It's really uncomfortable to watch. Although there is a golden finger in the rebirth, it doesn't seem to be of much use. Apart from adding some appearance, it is basically useless. It can't attract the heroine, and it can't help the family. It feels a bit dispensable. It's the first time I read a new novel and I feel so frustrated. Chen Sheng's book seems to have a much better experience. The heroine Shura Field will give me a little stomachache. The character of the heroine is really well portrayed. I would have written it down in a regular cool novel. But in this book, the male protagonist can only be powerless. As expected, I am not used to this kind of novel. I am used to reading cool novels.

Chapter 66 reveals that he came from time travel The protagonist licks a dog and is reborn. From the beginning to the end, he goes through all kinds of hardships. The writing is extremely unpleasant and aggrieved. He went to a friend and was slapped and shaved by her father, and was abducted by human traffickers. It's all kinds of aggrieved. Come and watch 🤭

This is the most successful coming-of-age novel I have read in the past few years. When I was a child, I accurately grasped the time, did not delay, laid down the foreshadowing and foreshadowing, and grew up when it was time to grow. Unlike some novels, which are still in elementary school after more than 100 chapters. The characters are very three-dimensional, the plot is reasonable, and it is very immersive. But there is one plot that I personally think is not good enough, and that is the treatment of a terminal disease like ALS, which can only be done by advanced or even top-level medical skills. Intermediate medical skills require understanding of the specific process, which is obviously not simple. The male protagonist spent three years cultivating a relationship, and it was only in the latest chapter that he has a clue. By this time, he was already in the third year of junior high school. When Eno was a freshman, he met Kaoru who had been diagnosed with ALS. Kaoru was the same age as Eno, so it was already very serious at that time. It shows that he was diagnosed with the disease in high school. By analogy, acquiring advanced medical skills is obviously more difficult and should take longer. If everyone already knew that Xun suffered from ALS and the male protagonist cured her, it would be difficult to rationalize the plot. I think secretly curing Kaoru before she learned about ALS so as not to cause an uproar. Of course, it also depends on how the author writes the text. Maybe it will give us an unexpected plot. I hope the author can work hard to continue updating and not interrupt.