A Reborn Life as Beautiful as Blossoms

If I don't take my aunt in and teach her what happiness is, wouldn't that be doing justice to my past life?

I've read 40 chapters, and 80% of it is about the dorm. Are you kidding me? Can't you write about career or romance? Are the roommates just tools to help the protagonist? Do you really need so much attention for them? And you're going to give each of them a girlfriend? Are you going to provide them with jobs and support them later? Who's the real protagonist here?

I feel there's something wrong with rebirth novels these days. Why not just write that the male lead was a jerk in his past life with no romantic entanglements? Instead, they always insist on his unforgettable first love from his previous life. What, does giving him more sisters in his rebirth make him happier than in his past life? I also enjoy harem novels.

Tang Wenjuan's part felt like a forced drop in intelligence; the house-giving was completely inexplicable. It's not that she shouldn't have given it, but it totally contradicts her initial character. How could someone like that accept a house from her daughter's classmate?

He's only been in school for a few months and made some money selling books, and he's already attracted a senior student to secretly become his mistress? With a weak emotional foundation, you openly develop a harem, offering neither money nor fame. The key point is that both senior students themselves agree. How shameless are you?

This plot is ridiculous. The protagonist wants to expand Sanwei Bookstore to the whole province and the whole country. It's not like it's something with any technical content. Others can just follow suit. Why are you waiting for me to go to other cities and provinces to sell books?

Sleeping with her aunt and then her mother is going too far. The key point is, they're both almost 40. Being with someone six years older is already a bit outrageous, but now they're sleeping with someone almost 20 years older...

Selling a book and scheming against security guards like a subservient servant is truly disgusting. Dude, if you want to be realistic, why write a reincarnation story? We read novels to see you teach us how to be subservient! We were already in a bad mood and wanted to relax with a novel, and this piece of crap you've given me a stomachache. Next time you write a book, figure out why we even need to follow you.

Most people probably want to see everyday romantic dramas, but the author just writes boring, pretentious, and face-slapping plots, which isn't appealing.

Chapters 14 to 16 are extremely toxic. He was indeed reborn, but he didn't bring his brain with him when he was reborn, which explains his poor grades. I don't want to read the rest!