Back to Senior Year

It must be said that the author's writing style is quite good; the first few chapters successfully portrayed the male protagonist as a greasy and sleazy man.

Writing style, plot, logic, and female lead characterization are all subpar.

He wasn't hardworking enough in his past life, giving up on himself after just one failed relationship. He must be really disappointed in love. He went back to his senior year of high school and was already flirting with others, clearly believing that what you can't have is always the best. How pathetic. Anyone who scores over 600 on the college entrance exam should have a pretty high IQ.

He's a nobody with no influence, yet he talks a lot of nonsense. He's just asking for trouble. Even Steve Jobs wouldn't dare say he'd bring down Nokia! Besides, Nokia makes billions a year from patents alone. For a recent graduate to say Nokia is finished is like offering his face to be trampled on!

Finally back to the city! The author deserves a big reward!

I've looked at almost 170 pictures and I feel there are too many flaws. 1. The progress is too slow; we've already reached 170 pages and they're still playing games. The reborn protagonist didn't earn a single penny and instead squandered his parents' money. He felt perfectly justified in borrowing money from his girlfriend after he had spent all his own.

Could the author please explain? Memories of an ordinary middle-aged man + the personality of a peaceful high school student = a flirtatious, scoundrel Regardless of whether the protagonist's character is likable or not But how can two ordinary personalities be combined to create a character who loves to flirt, loves to show off, and whose conversations are incredibly slick and awkward?

I've read ten chapters, and most of the time it's just the protagonist flirting with his deskmate! Is this the point of the protagonist being reborn into the past? How boring!

Honestly, I've subscribed to the entire book. But I checked the ending of the author's previous book, and it was absolutely awful. It even had a major plot twist at the end. I don't know if the author will revise this one. But if any friends on YB forums see this review, remember this author has a history of such writing.

I'd like to say a few words. The beginning was well written, but there are still two problems. First, I don't expect deep affection, but you just tricked Keiko into bed and then started flirting with other girls (you kept some distance before sleeping with her, but became promiscuous afterward, isn't that the opposite?), It's really frustrating, so despicable.