Reborn: Together Until Our Hair Turns White

I really suggest changing the title. Like many single-female-lead entertainment novels, *White Hair* makes a mistake that makes readers uncomfortable: too much description of the female supporting character, ambiguity, and entanglement. Those who like harem novels will find it dragging and won't enjoy it.

The original title was "Wishing to Win the Hearts of Ten Thousand Women, and Staying Together Until Our Hair Turns White".

The parents were killed in a car accident, and the wife was left in a vegetative state. Not only did they not receive compensation, but they were also burdened with huge debts. What kind of social problems does this reflect? Why would a million-follower livestreamer and a married man engage in an ambiguous relationship while his wife is in a vegetative state? Is a mask worn by someone who has lost both parents and spends all day laughing, joking, and flirting, or is it a sign of schizophrenia?

Anyone who has more than me, come forward!

Why are songs from parallel worlds never as good as those from the real world? Even if they are, I can't stand your song, "Dear, Fly Slowly," it's just too much! Is it really that good? And it even says "I'm in love," making my ears pregnant... How bad must parallel worlds be then?

Even now, I'm still thinking about you writing this book.

I've read a few chapters here and there, and I still hope the author is in good health and that everything goes well for them.

Start a new story, master! I won this prize through a lucky draw. I look forward to your speedy recovery and continued writing.

He didn't go home with his wife because he was waiting for Xiaobai? This logic is practically a cheating trap 😱 When he's asleep, he's all love and devotion; once he's awake, he's washing feet for everyone and counting down the days to abandoning his book...

I suggest taking inspiration from "Personal Tailor in the Movie World," which would be quite good. The plot doesn't focus on how the protagonist becomes stronger, but rather on how they resolve regrets. It's also more novel than many current books that follow the same formula: first, the protagonist travels to the world of Wong Fei-hung to learn martial arts; then, they master martial arts in…