Reborn: Still Beneath a Sunny Sky

I know what kind of story the author wants to write, and I also like this kind of story where the choices will naturally change along the way. It just feels a little bit like everything is fulfilling and complete. Those who have received good orders make people envious and jealous.

I saw this and read the comments about changing the attack. In fact, many people can't accept switching attacks, and I don't like it either. I feel that the content I have read so far is too outline-like. Although the text is not very long, some places, such as a few friends I made in elementary school and some life scenes, can be written in detail to make the story more vivid. This is just running away from the plot, it's too dry and tasteless.

It's a very... Novel, indescribable, and nothing can defeat time.

I didn't read the main character's name in the copy carefully, so I landed on the wrong CP, so I decided to just read here.

Author, did you change your attack midway or something? The above is all about bamboo horses versus bamboo horses. Both sides are interested. Does this change the CP?!

It turns out that I went back to 1985. It is impossible to know which year I am back to without looking at the calendar.

"Goodbye, Uncle Chen!", "Goodbye, Auntie Zhou", "Goodbye, Uncle Ye!" ", In the midst of greetings, isn't that how greetings are used?

"Goodbye, Uncle Chen!", "Goodbye, Auntie Zhou", "Goodbye, Uncle Ye!" ", In the midst of greetings, isn't that how greetings are used?

I feel that the protagonist acted too calmly and did not feel that rebirth was anti-scientific at all.

Click to enter the first chapter. Reading a long paragraph makes me dizzy.