Being Reborn Is Really No Big Deal

There aren't that many trivial matters in high school.

Nanhua High School is using the same old bureaucratic tactics in the senior year. With less than two months until the college entrance exam, what student cares about other people's business? Is the vice principal courting disaster? If you dare ruin someone's future, the parents will beat you up. It's only 1998, okay?

Treat school like society. Real high schools aren't as chaotic as you describe, with people causing trouble all the time.

For people from the same generation, why does it feel like the author has imagined all high school students as 007s? In reality, they're just talking Mr. Beans. 😤

Personally, I read quietly and rarely post book reviews. As for your books, Nan Hua, I've only read *The Commoner's Path to Officialdom* and *Official Strategy*! Zhang Qingyun and Chen Jing's classic performance is still vivid in my mind. I wish Yang Qingyun continued success and even greater achievements!

There aren't that many conflicts in high school. I really don't know how the author managed to get through high school.

How can anyone hope to get into Tsinghua or Peking University from a school that's rotten to the core?

The biggest difference between this novel and others is that the main characters are vividly portrayed and leave a lasting impression. There aren't many novels like this in today's urban setting, and the few that exist have performed quite well, so keep it up!

Is this what a genius is like? Coming back after forty years for the college entrance exam in 50 days, with time spent dealing with emergencies, and still wanting to get into a good university—I'm in love! Maybe knowledge just comes to them like an initiation, just by writing something down.

You've been reborn, and your destiny has been changed—isn't it the college entrance exam? Why aren't you studying properly? These so-called classmates of yours will never be on the same level as you in the future, so why bother arguing with them?