Reborn at the Gaokao

I'm relieved to see that the author said it's a single female lead; it's not my cup of tea, so I'll drop it as soon as possible.

If you're looking for a harem novel, you can check out Zha Liu's "I Really Didn't Want to Be Reborn." The author's character setup is somewhat inspired by Zha Liu's. After you've read Zha Liu's work, then you can comment on whether the female supporting characters in this novel are ambiguous.

The daily life scenes are well-written! The career development is also touched upon but not overly so, avoiding turning it into a business war novel. I suggest that if the author doesn't want to write multiple female leads, they shouldn't make the supporting female characters too prominent, otherwise it would be a real shame, and the ending would be no different from a tragedy.

What's the point of your rebirth? It's not like I didn't manage to win her over in my past life, and I'm still fixated on her in this one, that's fine, and a single female lead isn't a problem either, but what else is there to write? Just to show off in front of acquaintances from your past life? What's the point of your rebirth?

What's so interesting about a book like this? They were together in their past life, and now they're reborn just to drift through life? Is that even worthwhile? If I were reborn, I definitely wouldn't go back to my wife from my past life, no matter how beautiful she is.

The writing is excellent, however, the plot is too convoluted. The female lead (his wife from his past life) didn't really like him; instead, his father-in-law liked him a lot, which made things awkward. It turned out to be an arranged marriage. Moreover, the male lead only likes the female lead because of her beauty; his personality is unclear and poorly described.

Well, the more I read, the more something felt off. He has a super-rich system but never uses it; he has more money than he can spend but never uses it to improve his life. He finally makes some money with a friend, but he doesn't use that either. He knows his family is dirt poor but won't help them out; all he does is fawn over some woman. It's readable, but it's also incredibly frustrating. I pay to read books to make myself happy, so forget it, I'm not reading anymore!

Even in death, I'll still love... Actually, there's no need to love again. Loving for a lifetime is exhausting enough. Otherwise, the protagonist's intense arguments in their past life, leading to mutual loathing, would have made their love imperfect. An imperfect love is enough for a lifetime; why be so dramatic again! The main reason for choosing her in the rebirth is because I can't imagine the man in her bed being someone else; it's just possessiveness. I just want her body.

I see. Rebirth, a single female lead, and a system? What's the point of being reborn? Being reborn is already the biggest cheat code; standing on the right trend, even a pig can fly. You're adding a system and wings? I'm speechless.

Whether it's a single female lead or a harem isn't important; what's important is that you wasted your rebirth opportunity. You're reborn and still want your old wife? Then why were you reborn? Is this written for your wife to show you're devoted? I won't fall for this kind of story.