Reborn, All I Want Is to Study Hard

Great! This style of novel will definitely attract a large number of longtime book fans.

This is so tedious! This slow pace is giving me a headache. To be honest, I feel that when you write about technology later, there's a high chance you won't go into details. You'll just say, "It's been developed," and then stop explaining why. Currently, it seems the academic prodigy's work remains focused on words, without any tangible results. All he does is boast: "My son has the potential to be an emperor!"

Well, the protagonist is just too clingy. He spends almost every chapter with two or three people, including Zhang He. Even when they go to different universities, they still stick together. There's almost no chapter where he's glued to them—yes, not on any particular day, but in almost every chapter. It's just too cloying.

I think the female lead could be the eldest sister.

I think this is a very heartwarming story. People who have read too many random books shouldn't miss this one; it can calm your restless mind.

The slice-of-life scenes are very well written, but I always feel like there's no main plot, and I'm getting a bit tired of reading them.

This book is a heartwarming story about life. I want to write a story about life that is free of hostility and takes a slower pace. If you like it, please give it your support!

The male lead's character development is too messy, and the female lawyer is really awful. Wouldn't a university offer support for a startup? Wouldn't the university provide relevant legal support? Keep in mind that lawyer is an older woman, at least 30, and far too mercenary. Frankly, she's not qualified to be a girlfriend. You've created a super-intelligent male lead; don't you have any idea what kind of female lead he needs? Do you want the male lead to turn against everyone?

The book is titled "Study Hard," but I think it should be called "Dating Well."

The book is called "Study Hard," and the last few pages are truly indescribable.