
Reborn Before the College Entrance Exam
重生在高考前
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 848k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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358Chapters
5.5kRecommendations
27.5kFans
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I just want to ask, you've been reborn for so long, you're not short of female companions, yet you haven't even reached second base, and you keep telling yourself and your readers that you're going to be a scumbag, you're going to sleep with women, you're going to date, you're going to lose your virginity. You're all giants in words, dwarfs in deeds.
I'm not pretending anymore, I'm coming clean, I like Teacher Shen, waaaaaah! 😄😄😄
This is the most pathetic and depressing rebirth novel ever written, bar none. It's such a shame, the writing is really good, but the plot is too depressing. The relationships between the male and female leads in the book aren't even this complicated in real life, otherwise it might have been a masterpiece.
I absolutely love Zhou Lingling!!! I'm a bit embarrassed to give this review (because I read it for free). As a bookworm of over ten years, I stumbled upon this book and was hooked by the way the protagonist asked about the dorm room at the beginning. It's quite surprising that it's a first-tier author; the writing is good, the style is solid, and it reads smoothly.
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The character of Lao Zhou is truly vividly portrayed. She's optimistic, cheerful, and lively, yet she also has a sentimental and melancholic side, which she rarely shows, only mentioning it occasionally in the text. Most men would probably wish for a female friend like her. According to the author's description, her appearance seems to emphasize only cuteness; I wonder what her fate will be.
Honestly, it's disgusting that the male lead lets the guys who like the female leads get close to them, just to trick them out of their benefits. He's practically a cuckold.
This is so awkward. I searched for "Global College Entrance Examination Infinite Flow Novels" and this link automatically popped up.
This book is tagged with: pure love, all-inclusive. Don't worry too much about the process; writing a harem story in the city is inherently difficult. The author simply wanted the process of the male and female protagonists getting together to have some twists and turns, to make it more reasonable and not seem like a mindless act of picking up a woman.
Having read up to chapter 147, I have some thoughts to share (and a little). In the early stages, the protagonist relentlessly pursues Teacher Cheng, but this is interspersed with descriptions of his feelings for Lao Zhou and Ye Ziqing. He might talk about the depth of his feelings for Lao Zhou, or how unforgettable his first love for Ye Ziqing was.