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The female supporting role is in place, and the 2 female protagonists are gone 😁 If you do this, author, I won't read the next book until it is finished.

The first ten chapters were painful to read, the next twenty or thirty chapters were a little sweet, and after about fifty chapters it started to hurt my heart. After reading more than ninety chapters of the first volume, I came out to read the comments. Good guy, it is said that the girl and the girl broke up at the end... All the good mood of the day was lost in this book. . If you love masochism and literary youth, come and take a look. . I originally thought that the cold and ruthless Zhou Yuwen was cheap enough, but the male protagonist's thinking logic and personality are simply disgusting. . .

I skipped to the ending. The ending is really poisonous. The author would rather write so many side stories about the past life than write a more satisfactory one after rebirth. He also licked his face and said that all the female protagonists should have an ending. Damn it, all the dead literary youths should be burned to death and blacklisted.

I feel like the biggest failure is that the protagonist's parents feel sick. In the beginning: In order to get the protagonist, I adopted a sister for the protagonist, and planned to give away the protagonist when he was born... Give it away! Walk! Tell me where did this magical operation come from? You can adopt it and then give it away! Later, in order to buy a house for the protagonist, I deducted half of the living expenses of the protagonist's sister, what the hell! I don't want to say anything later. The protagonist's halo is activated and he is already so rich. When he buys an apartment for his sister, he still has to worry about his parents' resistance! If you want to highlight a sister who supports her younger brother, it's fine, but having vampire parents with intellectual disability and logic is too much! Even if the timeline were pushed forward twenty years, it would be difficult to find such parents! Besides, my parents still have a stable income within the system!

I can only say that if the author did not have personal experience, he would have really done in-depth research... The choice of Chen's family at this point in time is the most realistic and perfect one I have ever seen in a city. The choice of the male protagonist is also completely in line with his scumbag character + the advantages of being a reborn... The only shortcoming of the male protagonist is that his family has no money. If he has money, let alone the University of Hong Kong, he has now studied TOEFL and his knowledge of rebirth can go to any Ivy League for undergraduate studies. However, this may bring unreasonable plot (International students in that era were full of weird things. From what I know, many things that everyone thought were ridiculous happened), and the male protagonist needed time to really let some people realize that he was no different from them (Chen's father's idea was to grasp that the male protagonist had no background and wanted to use feelings to trap the male protagonist, but unfortunately the male protagonist had far more information than he did). This is a very good genre, but it is actually very difficult to write truthfully (untruth does not mean bad, but truth often brings a better reading experience). I hope the author can keep writing!

You scum are just scum, you know, it's so hypocritical. I heard that the ending is not a happy ending. If you are not writing a book to make money, then you can just write it randomly and it won't matter if you write it to death. The article is too depressing, the ending is appendix, and the book is not popular. Damn it!

What do you think of this book? There are plots of rejecting a girl, leaking a girl, giving a girl away, cuckolding, and brotherhood. I have only read a dozen chapters, and I feel that the male protagonist is not a scumbag at all but he keeps emphasizing that he is a scumbag. His sister was a bit poisonous in her previous life. Why is the role of the sister labeled as a supporting role? Isn't it that the sister is not accepted? Then why is there so many descriptions about someone who is not his biological child? (It's good-looking and has a lot of descriptions... And it's a bit poisonous to give it to a girl. In addition, it's also a bit poisonous to keep writing that the female protagonist wants to give her to her, but the male protagonist always finds other excuses to reject her in order to show that he is responsible). I just said it casually, because I was afraid that the author was writing about literary youth and wanted to express a more realistic plot. (I am the yy otaku in the novel)

Hahahaha, I have been chasing you for several months, and you are trying to fix this for me. It's really ridiculous. I wish you the best in your future books 🙂🙂🙂