Reborn: I Got Into Peking University from the Start

Can't the author learn from the protagonist in their own book? Have some self-awareness!

If you want a single female lead, then focus too much on describing other girls. Or you could add more ruthless, machine-like characters, or just some campus-style dialogue—anything would work. It's really annoying to see everyone fawning over the protagonist while having such a controlling female lead on the side.

Sister~

The novel is alright, nothing too bad, but could you please stop having so many women who like the protagonist (it's okay if you mention it, just briefly)? (I prefer sweet romance novels). And if he doesn't have any ambiguous relationships with other girls, it feels like he's being cheated on if these women end up marrying him. So I can't continue. Maybe next time. 🙂

Why say the protagonist has emotional purity issues? Would someone with emotional purity issues cheat? He doesn't want to be in the entertainment industry, but he's obsessed with fame. He just warned others not to be fooled, and then he got scammed out of a song himself, and that's how he angrily entered the entertainment industry. It's so contradictory!

I was discouraged by the comments twice, but they recommended it to me a third time. After trying it out, I thought it was okay and acceptable. I suggest the author delete some of the comments; they're quite discouraging.

It feels like the only thing about the name is that it uses Peking University to ride on its popularity; the content itself has absolutely nothing to do with Peking University.

It's alright, there aren't any major flaws, but it's a bit uncomfortable to watch. Until we meet again in the martial arts world.

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It's alright, it's just like the driving scenes in the novel, but your novel features an innocent young virgin. See you again someday.