I Never Take the Initiative

In the end, the relationship ended and the heroine walked away without any contact or contact, leaving her with nothing. In the end, when Huang Yu and Teacher Wang got married, was it just to give an explanation to Teacher Wang's family so that Teacher Wang could continue to be with the protagonist? . . . According to my understanding, it should be like this. Huang Yu said that he was helping Teacher Wang, the protagonist, and himself. Neither Huang Yu nor Teacher Wang wanted to find someone else to marry, and the protagonist could not give Teacher Wang his status.

Damn, I love these light novels

In terms of artistic expression, it feels more and more like Gorky's autobiographical trilogy, which tends to show a broad and colorful picture of the world, rather than focusing on a single point like an online article. This is quite rare.

It's really shameful to cheat someone out of a dollar and teach them a lesson. I really can't stand it.

Is it a bit taken for granted to do takeout in 2008? Many problems are very difficult and cannot be solved by just touching the upper lip to the lower lip. There are no smartphones, no apps, malicious business competition, and not all businesses will be equipped with computers. How can the delivery boy solve the problem? How to solve the problem of delivery tools?

The King of Poetry is so great, why don't you write it again?

The King of Poems has not been updated for 16 days

Isn't this intentional to disgust readers?

This ending feels so disgusting... I really want to run to the author's house and break his legs 😡😡😡

I can't stand it. It's too vulgar. There's no need to be reborn. It's just a waste of life again.

Does anyone know where the author's home is? Smashed the author's house

It was okay at first, but later on there were too many female leads and it was a little bit toxic.

The book is very exciting. Every beauties in the book have their own characteristics and are bright and beautiful. They have rich emotional lives. They are both thin and fat. In addition, there are no blindly showing off wealth, pretense, or slap-in-the-face plots. You can experience life and insights after rebirth. This is a book that will leave a shadow in your heart after reading it!

It's better not to write this last one!

This kind of rotten protagonist makes me feel disgusted as a male, let alone a female reader.

The author said that I haven't read many rebirth books so I can't imitate it, but the setting of a childhood sweetheart and a beauty I only got to know after graduation can't help but remind me of Chen Hansheng, who I really don't want to be reborn~

Fifty chapters of military training are completed, and this novel cannot be completed without 3,000 chapters.

The protagonist doesn't have any idea. He flirts with girls as soon as he is reborn. He flirts with pretty girls when he sees them. He doesn't know why he flirts with so many girls. His sperm is in his head.

It's not bad to have one of this level

My poor poetry-reading king😭

When the protagonist started his business, he had no funds at all. He could sell the copyrights of plagiarized songs and pretended to contribute them to society. Anyone who wanted to could sing them. He obviously has a low IQ, but the author forces him to have a high emotional intelligence.

The first hundred or so chapters are really amazing, but the later chapters are boring.

Female protagonist: Hao Jiayun (high school girlfriend, ended up getting pregnant and going to school in the United States during her junior year, without the hero knowing) Dong Qinghe (the relationship was ambiguous from the beginning to the end of her freshman year, and she left sadly when she learned that the hero and Ye Zhiyu were engaged) Ye Zhiyu (it was also ambiguous from her freshman year to the end) They had an ambiguous relationship, and towards the end, the male protagonist had to agree to get engaged in order to attract investment for the company) Dong Qinghe and Ye Zhiyu have been best friends from the beginning to the end Yan Zheng (how to put it, they met in freshman year, there were a little romantic scenes, but they had a relationship, and then they went to school when it was time to go to school. There was no role for her in the ending) Guan Ling (the first female protagonist to appear in the rebirth university, a senior, the relationship happened naturally, and there was no drama in the ending) Cheng Sisi (a junior, she liked her ex-boyfriend since junior high school, but she broke up after the ex-boyfriend could not satisfy her, and the relationship with the male protagonist was always sexual until the end Department, the author almost gave away the girl in the ending) Teacher Wang Yaman (sociology teacher, broke up with her ex-boyfriend, had a relationship with the male protagonist, and the ending was miserable. She waited all day to meet the male protagonist and never saw him again. While the male protagonist was dating Xia Hanqing, his family urged him to marry Huang Yu) Huang Yu (male) (IT boss, unconditionally helping the male protagonist without any emotional line, in the end he actually likes the male protagonist, helping the male protagonist to give Yaman a status to solve the parents' pressure to get married, and Yaman gets married) The ending is in love, and the female protagonist is the biggest winner) Han Xue (met in the entrepreneurship competition, and Xia Hanqing are like cousins, she likes the male protagonist, but the male protagonist doesn't like it and refuses directly, so the ending ends without drama) Song Weibing (sexual friend before rebirth, needs her after rebirth) He continued to be a sex friend due to lack of resources. I don't know if I want to have a child in the end, and then I went abroad to finish it.) Xu Jie (the food delivery competitor finally couldn't do it anymore and sold the company to the male protagonist and joined the male protagonist's company. They had a relationship and that was it) Liu Zixin (a classmate, the male protagonist thought he was a scumbag) Female, but no, the androphobic male protagonist felt guilty after touching her, and later helped her become an Internet celebrity, normal classmate relationship) Tong Xueman (met at the cram school during the winter vacation, took care of the lovelorn male protagonist, and later fell in love with the scumbag male protagonist. After the split, the male protagonist had nothing to do with her in the ending, and there was no relationship)

Huang Yu: I love you! It's so bad that it's so bad, but it even started to be gay.

This is my third time reading this book. It is really well written and very light. I hope Mr. Yang can write another urban masterpiece.

There are really not many good books in the city, this one is a pity

The last chapter summarizes the conversation between Wang Yaman and Huang Yu. One moment, Huang Yu was not interested in Wang Yaman, and there were no details in the early stage to indicate the relationship between the two. The next moment, they are about to get married. Combined with Huang Yu's words about loving the protagonist and helping himself and the protagonist, he blindly guessed that he wanted to have an open marriage with Wang Yaman to deal with his parents, and secretly did not interfere with the relationship between the protagonist and her.

Seeing so many people commenting on the last chapter, I went to watch it and immediately lost the desire to read it. The author might as well write the protagonist to death.

There are so many disgusting poisonous points and there are so many fans who support it. The last chapter is gay, then the ending is unfinished, and finally a new book is published. Yuyu syndrome said that he had difficulties, but after carefully reading the comments, it turned out to be true. Those traffic star tricks are used very well

The current progress is 117, which is a bit unbearable. As mentioned before, Hao Jiayun took the initiative to propose a relationship between boyfriend and girlfriend (before rebirth) but did not reach the end. So usually the male protagonist takes the initiative to pursue the relationship after rebirth, and finally gets what he wants. This was indeed the direction at the beginning, but for some reason, he started provoking this and that. It is difficult to see that the author has a clear purpose. If you want a single heroine, then find someone carefully. If it's a harem, then don't make one person so prominent. As far as I can see, the business line is pretty good and you can take a look, but the emotional line is too stretched (I can't think of a more appropriate word).