Reborn: Starting with Confessing to the Class Monitor

I hope that in your new book, you'll focus more on romance. In *The Empress*, I felt the protagonist and some of the female leads just fell in love in a rather haphazard way, which left me confused. Since you yourself said you've wanted to write urban fiction for a long time, please polish your new book carefully, striving to make it better than the first, with smoother logic.

I see a shadow of Youchu in Youshui, but she is more opinionated than Youchu. She is also a rare and beautiful person. I hope the author can give Youshui a better ending than Youchu and fill the void in my heart. Finally, I must say, the author's writing is truly excellent; it makes one want to fall in love while reading.

I'm looking forward to reading this new book, so please take a look. If you don't like it after reading it, you can leave later. Thank you. (Friendly reminder: This book focuses more on romance, so if you're looking for a story of constant boasting and face-slapping, you don't need to click in.)

That's it.

To put it bluntly, the entertainment industry is a den of iniquity.

Confessing your feelings in public, especially in a classroom, is hardly something to brag about youthful exuberance and fearlessness. First, it negatively impacts the school's atmosphere; second, it affects you and your so-called female friends. While youthful impulsiveness is a hallmark of adolescence, confessing in public is undeniably foolish. It might be acceptable in university, but this isn't university.

Oh no, I want to be in a relationship now. Why didn't I meet girls like You Shui and Chan Yi when I was younger? 😭😭😭😭

I hate protagonists who build harems, but I really enjoy reading harem novels.

I've seen so many urban romance novels, and so many complaints about harem novels with too many female leads that I'm not reading them anymore. I rarely see readers of harem novels complaining about single-female lead novels, asking why they don't have a harem.

If the author doesn't like it, they'll delete it. Once I've posted my opinion, I won't be able to read another word. I only read the first part, but personally, I felt that the first 20 chapters were acceptable, but the later chapters were really not good enough. First of all, the main point of the title is confessing to the class monitor.