I Never Wanted to Live Again
我就没想重活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 440k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
160Chapters
9.7kRecommendations
10.6kFans
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Keep it up, these single-female-lead urban novels are all over the place now!
Old Zhou has a knack for writing female characters, which is PUA. To achieve success in urban fiction, the protagonist cannot have a simp or compromise mentality, but the female character can. This is abnormal, but the sense of immersion is extremely strong and very enjoyable. You can learn a little from it.
Oh no... This isn't a harem novel, is it?! How did it turn into a harem novel?! Falling in love with every woman he meets?! This is a bit toxic... It's getting boring... Multiple heroines are fine, but too many make it lose its uniqueness, the characters aren't well-developed, and it's not very interesting.
Thank you everyone, and thank you to the amazing Xiaodaofengli!
I'm starting a separate thread to thank the generous donation from the amazing Xiaodaofengli! Seriously, I feel so bad for not continuing to write well after receiving such a generous donation from a platinum-level author! During this time, I would also like to thank the brothers who have supported me along the way, both old and new friends.
Author, your book is a bit lacking. Specifically, it means that it doesn't simplify where it should be, and it omits details where they are important. Which type of reader is your book targeting? It's definitely a harem. But your main female lead, Wanwan, has inexplicably reached the maximum level of favorability. What are your thoughts on this?
The entrepreneurship story is written like it's a joke. He beats up a thug, and then the thug and a dozen others join the protagonist's gang. The protagonist then makes the thug the boss. There's also a woman who can barely support herself, and the protagonist makes her the boss too. How capable can this woman possibly be?
Aren't there too many female characters? One is barely written out before another pops up! In the end, they're just names, with no real physical presence whatsoever!
This... Is it some kind of wholesale deal where a bunch of girls are written in groups of tens of dollars?
Isn't it going too far to plagiarize the very first chapter? Didn't anyone notice?
Holy crap, any experienced readers who've tried this book, please advise: Is this just a smutty romance disguised as a youth rebirth story? I just saw the TV host pinching the protagonist's butt... Seriously, they have nothing else to write, resorting to using women to highlight the protagonist's excellence? And this is only ten-odd chapters, and he hasn't even entered university yet!