The Mortal’s Second Chance
凡人回炉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 384k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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Personal Reading List
I've been reading for 15 years. I only keep track of books I can actually stick with.
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To be honest, I've been reading novels since middle school. The first one was *Shen Mu* (Tomb of the Gods), then *Dou Po* (Battle Through the Heavens). Gradually, I've been reading them, starting with Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform). I remember downloading novels from internet cafes using card readers and memory cards to read on my phone—I even remember they were in TXT format!
I don't know if the author did this on purpose, but other authors call it "Ordinary Person's Return to the Core," while yours is "Mortal's Rebirth." Other authors' protagonists have the surname Bian, while yours has the surname Bie. The one with the surname Bian is preceded by a top student, while the one with the surname Bie is preceded by a top scholar. And this is only three chapters in! I really don't know what to say.
It's fine for ordinary people to cheat on the college entrance exam, but don't cheat on ordinary people because you're a womanizer. And what's the point of cheating on songs just to pick up girls? If you're going to have a single female lead, stick with her. If you're going to be a womanizer, be a womanizer from beginning to end like in *The Deer and the Cauldron*.
Haha, cheating on the college entrance exam is hardly a satisfying thing, because it's also a poisonous thing. "Rewind" has become a hit, but plagiarism is a major point of contention. And you've used it as a trump card, resorting to underhanded tactics in the very first three chapters. How distorted are your values!
The book is good, but it feels somewhat like a diary entry.
I don't know why, but it still lacks that sense of immersion. For now, it's watchable, even enjoyable. But it's unlikely to become a huge hit.
Just reading this synopsis annoys me. A 34-year-old going back to the college entrance exam? If you, the author, took the exam at 20, that's a 14-year gap. If you have such a good memory, why go back in time? I'd rather ask you what you ate ten days ago than what you ate over a decade ago.
In 2001, the author wrote about how computer science was an unpopular field. I don't know if the author didn't experience that era or forgot, but computer science wasn't unpopular at all in the 1990s; it was incredibly popular. The author of this book not only said it was unpopular, but also that many science and engineering universities didn't even offer it.
Why isn't the main site's plagiarism considered plagiarism?
Is this supposed to be called "borrowing"? Starting by copying someone from an ordinary person, what's the point? If you can't write something, don't write it at all!
Well... The rambling, diary-like writing style is incredibly toxic. Besides, what's the point of the student union? Even your advisor can't influence you; at most, they won't take care of you, but you have absolutely no power... I suspect the author of this book didn't even understand university life.
Bie Chang'an had a son named Bie Ke.