Reborn: The Top-Tier Star's Reign

The first hundred or so chapters are okay, although the pretense and slap in the face are a bit exaggerated, but overall it's still readable. Then dozens of chapters describe how the male protagonist has a crush on the female protagonist, pursues her, and becomes jealous of others. I feel like I spent money to read dozens of chapters of an ancient Chinese novel. This is not the kind of career I want to see where my career is mainly about my emotions, so bye bye.

The heroine of this book is very down-to-earth. After her rebirth, she did not coy the air. She clearly sees her own position, knows what she can and cannot do, and makes up for her mistakes. She is a filial daughter. The first meeting between the hero and heroine was very joyful. It made us feel embarrassed together. It was very interesting. The capitalization was great.

After reading a few chapters, the author wrote that the high school exams were all in one day. I don't quite understand. Remember to take at least one and a half or two days to complete the exam. In addition to language and math, there are six courses including politics, history and geography. Even taking the comprehensive examination requires four major exams. The heroine is a sophomore in high school in liberal arts, so why is there biology? Stupid. These are all basic common sense, right?

Urging, urging, urging~~~more, more, more~~~more, more, more~~new, new, new

Dear author, can I be your operations officer?