
Back at 17: The Heartthrob System from the Start
重回17岁:开局男神养成系统
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 625k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 22h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 重生逆袭成男神,从迷倒校花开始Alternate title on Fanqie
302Chapters
18.8kReads
8.1Score
1.7kShelves
3kListens
116.9kReads · all time
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The writing is quite good, and it has some fun moments. The shortcoming is that they are all looking for trouble. The protagonist just messed with one person and solved it, but not long after another one came. To be honest, I have never seen many people who are so awesome and are targeted in school.
I've seen a lot of this kind of subject matter, let's talk about the advantages first. 1. The parents are very good. The protagonist is supportive of everything he does. There are no conflicts in the family. I have read a book before. What can I do if I am ranked first in the city in the joint entrance examination? It is for the good of the children. The family relationship in this book is quite good. 2. The protagonist has a good personality There are a few small problems 1. The data is inaccurate. The data in the first few pictures changes in the next few. The appearance data is changing, and the age is also changing. One is a sophomore in high school and another is a senior in high school. 2. There are a lot of slaps in the face. It feels like no matter how the protagonist is, those few people look down on the protagonist. They are all in the same class, over and over again? How bad was the popularity of the protagonist before? It felt like no one could help the protagonist except a deskmate (Zhou Yutong and her deskmate only met after the protagonist became better, not included). Then the question came, what did the protagonist do before? There was such disharmony in the class. This kind of novel only needs to be slapped in the face once or twice. I have seen enough of such a classic every time. The above are all personal thoughts. There will always be people who like to read it, so I won't give a low score. I just read it for a while and express my own opinions. Everyone who dares to write is worthy of praise. I don't have the writing skills.
It's an urban theme that I can watch recently, but when I saw the male protagonist taking the 18th grade exam every month, and when he came home and asked the male protagonist if it was real with a screenshot of the parent group's report card on his phone, I didn't know if I had traveled through time or if I was ignorant. Would this have happened in 2006?
It's really beautiful. The author's writing skills are very strong, and the descriptions have a full sense of atmosphere. There is no unnecessary nonsense, and there is emotion between the lines, making it easy for people to immerse themselves in the story. I just want to ask about the relationship route. Although there were multiple heroines in the beginning, but now I have kissed Lin. What is going on now? Will it be directly settled or will there be some other twists and turns? I'm looking forward to it. It's good to watch. The more I watch it, the more I'm attracted to it [Blow kiss][Flow kiss][Flow kiss]
Very good [laughs evilly] But is this book a single? Is Zhou the heroine or is the school beauty the heroine?
It looks pretty good and not harmful. I suggest you let the system do some other tasks every day. Just these 3 items every day are nothing interesting 🤔 I hope the more I write, the better.
This campus emotional novel is written authentically and believably, with a clear theme, detailed plot description, well-structured structure, substantial and complete content, and well-depicted characters. It is a fine work and is worth recommending.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's only 270,000 words for a girl's name, but it's hard to count. Two million words is not enough. . . . . . . . . .
The writing is okay, please keep updating