Reborn: A Chronicle

Hmm, the article is quite interesting. Exactly, what kind of academic genius goes to Hunan University...? The author also expresses disdain for studying abroad. So he's a complete fake academic genius.

The female lead must have lived to be around 30 years old in her past life, and now, combined with this life, she's developed feelings for a middle school boy! Isn't that pedophilia? They could at least wait until college! If it has to be like this, then forget the reincarnation plot and just have her be a real child from the start—that would make perfect sense.

It's going too far to have missing chapters when reading the official version.

I finished reading it; I came here after reading "Ugly Wife, Treasure at Home." Most of the reviews I saw said people didn't like it, but I personally quite liked it.

The plot transitions are rather slow; I don't really like it.

After reading chapters sixty or seventy, I realized the author's writing was incredibly insincere. The female lead must have lived to be in her twenties or thirties in her previous life, yet she didn't even know she had Down syndrome... And she really doesn't seem like a soul that has lived for so many years; I'd believe she was only ten or so years old in her previous life. 🤫

It took me ages to realize that Sun Cong'an likes my little Zhi-gege.

Oh my god... I'm completely shocked. It's so rare to see an author this bold, writing BL (Boys' Love) in a romance novel... There's a bottom (or submissive) who has a crush on the male lead, and the female lead is his friend. I skipped through the story, but later I found out that the bottom is dating another guy, and there's a huge kissing scene between them... Oh my god... Help me, help me, help me! 🆘 Is it so hard to just read a pure romance novel?

All I want to say is that all the scenes in this novel seem very similar to my own growth, and it's definitely based on a real person. The detailed descriptions and psychological activities truly reflect the thoughts of people of that age and era. Of course, most student romances end without a happy ending, but in the author's novel, this relationship gets a happy ending. The writing style isn't particularly outstanding, but the content is authentic.

My new book (I'll eat my hat if I can't win you over) has officially launched!! A handsome, taciturn, and unassuming male lead who's adorable but doesn't realize it VS a female lead who just wants to freeload and cling to someone's coattails. This story is born to be sweet, and the catalysts are adding it to your bookshelf and giving it recommendation votes. Are you sure you don't want to give it a try, my darlings? *****🤭