Reborn After Being Expelled from School

Rebirth novels suffer from a common problem among many authors: if you were a loser in your past life, you'll still have the same loser mentality if you're reborn. If someone in their thirties goes back to being a teenager, their IQ will also be that of a teenager. It's like studying: if you weren't good at studying in your past life, does that mean you'll be a genius just because you're reborn?

Outlaw Zhang San: As long as I don't get a marriage certificate, even if I marry ten women a day, you can't catch me.

It's all about school; if you don't go to school, you can't live. The protagonist gets reborn! If he's reborn, wouldn't it be better to just drop out and make money? I don't know what you think.

Zheng Yi

Why does he love dating older women so much? It's so cruel! Even after being reborn, he still keeps looking for older women. He even said he wouldn't do it after being reborn, but he still does. Why doesn't he just go find an old lady? I'm disgusted.

I couldn't read any further after reaching chapter 43. He starts fawning over the son of a deputy bureau chief in the county, and even dating the class monitor is one thing, but he's also flirting with a really low-level employee in the shop.

Reborn as a high school student (200 chapters) is still a high school student

I think the part about becoming a lecturer is a bit far-fetched. Being a lecturer requires a prestigious status, which relies entirely on packaging and acting skills. But to go and do that at your own school is ridiculous. Someone who hasn't even graduated high school and is basically a slacker—what kind of lecturer is that? His true colors are exposed, and it just makes people feel awkward. The author's writing is quite good, it's a pity.

I think I'm quite qualified to comment on this book, as I've already read chapter 414 out of the 500+ chapters. The male protagonist's past life as a kept man with a rich woman isn't described in detail, but it's hinted at indirectly, which isn't a problem since the focus now is on his campus life after his rebirth. He runs a small shop and then starts a company to make money.

There's a reason for his poor grades. He tries to emulate Chen Hansheng, but he can't capture Chen's domineering decisiveness and efficiency. Instead, he's effeminate. Some satisfying moments are handled with the most basic methods, making them awkward and incongruous. He also doesn't handle relationships at school well, always being on the defensive.