A Handbook for Raising an Introverted Boy

The ending is rushed, but that doesn't stop me from giving it a good review! I always feel that the author did not explain many things clearly, and the ending was too hasty. I really want to see the male protagonist regain his memory and have children! I've read a lot of rebirth articles before, but when I saw the death of the heroine in this article, I couldn't believe it! I always feel like there is some backstory: For example, didn't the old monk say that he didn't have to die? And that blood-sucking thing, shouldn't something be reversed later? ... The result is really dead! Shouldn't the reborn female protagonist marry and have children with the male protagonist, and live a happy life "HE", and then make an extra story about dreaming about going back to the previous life to make up for the male protagonist, so that readers can understand what happened in the previous life? (Actually, I personally still really want to know what happened in my previous life, such as those years when I was licking my wounds alone without the warmth of the heroine. Naturally, I also want to know the memories of the force at the age of eighteen, the time when my hand was broken, and the situation before and after the heroine was shot, rather than a "cold" summary without any emotion.) However, after thinking about it, it seems that "returning everything to the original point" is the best. It is best for the heroine to love him in this life with love. Rebirth is like giving a person who has made a mistake a chance to make amends: after the heroine is reborn, she heals the hero with warmth, changes him, and then lives together happily. But after all, there is harm, and the one in the previous life will always be the reader's regret and unhappiness! So the author will always try every means to create a side story to make up for the male protagonist. However, no matter what, the damage is still there. After all, it is not that he and the female protagonist will live together for a lifetime. The male protagonist in the previous life really existed and was really alone... If there is no rebirth, the warm male protagonist in this life will not exist. So it's like going round and round and returning to the starting point, like a dream, suddenly waking up and seizing the moment, wouldn't it be better? After all, it's much more satisfying than the extra make-up in ordinary rebirth stories, isn't it? The male protagonist in the previous life was always a thorn in his heart. Instead of doing this, why not go back to the starting point and pull out this thorn? Yes, this is good. Although Xu Zhun was disabled in his previous life, his character is more mature and more acceptable than in this life... Think about it if he is like this "HE" in this life, it will be difficult for Xu Zhun to mature like in his previous life. Even if he is positive and strives to mature for the sake of the heroine, without the "war in the world" he suffered in his previous life, the sadness of not being able to love, etc., It is definitely not as profound as the maturity in his previous life, and at the same time, the readers will feel less distressed. So, let's go back to the previous life. The only regret is that the modern male protagonist after completing his merits was not clearly written! As the author himself said, two lives are like a cycle, going around and back to the starting point and continuing to move forward. Some people will definitely say that if we go back to the previous life, what about the male protagonist we met after rebirth? Isn't he just as pitiable and frustrating as the male protagonist in the previous life in the average rebirth novel? However, I think that at least the "modern" male protagonist has received the warmth and love of the female protagonist. In comparison, I still think that the previous male protagonist who was lonely, loved without caring about himself, and was humble to the core was more heartwarming. Of course, it would be best if the male protagonist had two lifetimes of memories! Especially when the male protagonist in his previous life has modern memories, it is the best. Think about it, which life has heavy memories? Is it easier to accept the heavy, unlovable memory, or to accept the memory that I long for so much that I dare not think about it, but actually happened to be happier than myself? Which one is better? The answer is self-evident! If there is a past life in this life, people will always wonder whether the heroine is with him because of guilt, sympathy, or being moved. In short, he feels that the love is not pure, but it is hard-won, and he cannot bear to expose it, and is afraid that the truth is what he thinks. If it were this plot, they would deliberately create some big events to let the male protagonist understand the female protagonist's feelings. Anyway, the author wrote it well and I look forward to the hero regaining his memory!!!

It looked very confusing and I felt like I couldn't connect, so the ending was that the previous life and the previous life were together well? What is the meaning of rebirth? Isn't it just to give Xu Zhun a new life more happiness? There is no explanation, and the foreshadowing is not complete. The uncle also said that this is not the result he wants. I thought he would tell Xu Zhun that the heroine would die, and then Xu Zhun would commit suicide in exchange for the heroine's life. There are too many places that cannot be connected.

I don't understand…I don't know what the meaning of rebirth is! This ending makes me confused

??? That's all? Gone

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh... The ending made me very sad. I always feel that the ending can be made sweeter. I think I can write some extra stories later. Anyway, just a little sweeter will do! Woohoo! Love this! But I think the ending is such a pity. It would be so much better if the ending was changed to the ending after rebirth. The ending has some glass shards!!!!! I hope there will be a second ending. I really like Duck! Hope this book gets published!!!! I really want to buy it!!!

This book is quite good, but I don't understand how some parts are handled, especially the ending which is too rushed. I think the middle part is really well written. The death of the heroine was too fast, and when the hero died later, the old monk laughed and saw some memories and then he went back to his previous life? I don't understand the ending before the extra chapter. Is the heroine suddenly resurrected and still the same Tang Lan? Why do you feel that the way you speak is different from before? I want to see the ending of he. Xu Zhun's rebirth in this life is also too miserable. The heroine has no idea what he has been thinking in his heart and what is bothering him. Their emotional tug is also very interesting, but I want the kind of moment of communication between their souls. . . . The perspective of the male protagonist in the extra episode is also very touching. Alas, I don't know what to say. I still like Xu Zhun and Tang Lan very much.

Why can't there be a better ending(

Finished the second chapter... I feel so sorry for Xu Zhun. He suddenly feels that the heroine is not good enough for him. Woohoo. I really want the author to rewrite the ending hahahaha. Or maybe it will be sweeter on campus. Oh.

Alas, after reading it, I always feel like something is missing.

The biggest shortcoming is typos?