Reborn: A Heartbeat

Not to brag, I haven't read it yet, but based on my experience, this is the introduction. A typical stallion story, eating from a bowl and looking at the pot. The protagonist must be an indecisive type, hanging on to others. I don't know if he has met his partner before he was reborn, but he must be open to girls who like the protagonist and have a good impression of the protagonist...

This book should have been published in Sanjiang a long time ago. It was a pleasure to read!

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Why does every reborn person's school have one or two school beauties? Are they all very beautiful? He always says that he wants to stick to it under the guise of being extremely innocent, but in the end he has all kinds of unreasonable reasons to hook up with others? There seems to be a saying called the butterfly effect? Why is it that after the protagonist has changed many things and the fate of many people, he can always find the knot of what happened before and it remains unchanged? So how do the people or things you change manifest themselves? Can it only be changed into a good thing?

When I saw the title of the book, I remembered a book I had read before, and my heart was moved by rebirth.

It's only 100,000 words and I'm already entangled with three women: my high school roommate, my childhood sweetheart, and my wife in my past life. I haven't even left the county yet. You've written too many emotional lines.

In the second chapter, the protagonist has a wife. On the first day of his rebirth, a classmate who had a crush on him appeared. On the second day, a childhood sweetheart who died in his previous life appeared.

When I opened the book review, I found that there were many similar book reviews. I clicked on the profile picture and took a look. Come on, it turned out that the sailors had not escaped. The books everyone had read were about Rebirth and the Strongest Life, and they were basically about deacons, helmsmen, and the like. It seems like a lot of money was spent. I haven't read this book, I'm just commenting out of boredom

Haha, I thought it was about a female protagonist when I read the title and introduction, but when I went in and saw a bunch of women having an affair, forget about the impressions I had beforehand without an introduction. But if you have to write an introduction, it's not the same thing when you go in and read it. I can only say that I'm screwed. I read this book.

Is it a harem? If it's not a harem, don't watch it.