
Reborn with a Small Goal
重生之小目标
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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292Chapters
2.3kRecommendations
3.4kFans
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I'm not optimistic. First, he's only in his first year of high school, too young. Second, the "chasing after a wife" trope is boring. Third, the premise of a rebirth story is childish.
There's a 90% chance that a character who's reborn and looking for a wife will have a disastrous outcome.
I haven't started reading it yet, but I came to the comments section to see if Shennong was mentioned. I saw quite a few complaints, haha, so I'll also comment. Although I haven't started reading it yet, what's with the protagonist's name, Tian Yumo? It's too feminine. The name was chosen too casually. Author, please don't be offended, this is just my honest opinion.
It lacks passion, is too bland, and I can't bear to watch it.
I've read too many rebirth novels and I'm particularly averse to the idea of the protagonist going back to pursue his wife, because 9 out of 10 of them end up finding other women later on, which is very disjointed. Either the female lead is the only one pursuing another woman, or the female lead is flirting with other women, or the fairy-like heroine is chasing after the male lead. I'll put this one on my bookshelf first and see if the author contradicts himself. 😁
Seeing the interactions and experiences between the characters and their past-life wives completely killed my desire to watch. Even melodramatic stories have a reason to critique them.
I've read 20 chapters and still don't understand: Didn't the protagonist vow to stay with his wife from his previous life? Why is everyone writing about a female classmate named Gao Yiran?
Do they really think developers are easy to talk to? Don't they remember how many holdout residents died during the initial demolition phase?
A reborn individual was completely unaware of the importance of university and the power of alumni networks; at that time, there was also a prevailing view that studying was useless.
Sigh, do more research or make an outline before writing. We've all been reading for ten years, and the authors of your books from a couple of years ago were quite good, but why are you going backwards? I'm not targeting your book, but do you know how hard it is for me to find good books? I can't patiently read many, I'm experiencing a reading slump!