
Reborn: I Really Just Want to Be a Warmhearted Guy
重生之我真的只想当暖男
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 829k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I opened the novel and saw that there was no "warm man" in it. The words "mutual consent" were scrawled on every page, crooked and illegible. I couldn't sleep, so I carefully read through the pages until I finally saw between the lines: the whole book was practically screaming "scumbag!" 🤫
A friend from Sichuan gave it to me. Is it difficult to raise? Does anyone know?
A writer who can write with such joy yet without sounding disorganized is truly unique among online novelists. Applause, Xiu Chu style! 👏🏻… Of the three female characters, Bamboo needs no introduction. Her privileged family background, excellent education, and lively, bright appearance would make even an older man's lips curl into a smile.
Xiu Qiyuan is a man of principle, let's all take a sip before we leave.
It started off well, but it got worse and worse as it went on, and the male lead became less and less likable. The author couldn't wrap things up anymore, so he had no choice but to abandon the story.
The first three chapters were very well written, and chapters up to ten were all excellent. However, the introduction of the system was a bit of a letdown. These days, very few rebirth urban novels have systems; most are just about scumbag male leads. This system was truly a flaw.
I love this roguish yet youthful vibe. Since it's a rebirth, let's experience the carefree life we all yearn for but can't have... Life is tiring, but we hope to live it to the fullest in this book!
Why do I always misread the protagonist as Qi Xiuyuan?
Having read 200 chapters, I can't help but say, it's absolutely outrageous that this book isn't a hit! Aside from the abrupt introduction of the system in chapter 10, which was a bit off-putting, up to chapter 200, based on my nearly 20 years of experience on Qidian, I guarantee this is a masterpiece.
That's too idealistic. Providing delivery riders with full social insurance and housing fund benefits is simply impossible. First, consider the cost: hundreds of billions of yuan in extra expenses annually. Second, consider the reality: delivery riders are in a job where they can quit at any time, and order volumes fluctuate from place to place.