I Really Don't Want to Have to Choose
我真不想做选择
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 653k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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293Chapters
5.2kRecommendations
12.6kFans
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This is off-putting from the start. Your protagonist is a womanizer, what's with the pretense of innocence? It's an forced attempt to lower intelligence and portray male chauvinism. What are these adult womanizers pretending to be?
Cao Cao is a good candidate! She's both a teacher and an aunt; once we've made some economic progress, we can take her down 😏😏😏😏. We can't describe it so temptingly in the end, because she's not one of our own 🔨.
Even if a mediocre student went back to the 100 days before the college entrance exam and didn't fail, they would still be a mediocre student. There are so many points to cover in the exam; you couldn't possibly review them all in 100 days even without sleeping. If it were me, I'd drop out of school, start working early to earn money, and then seize the next few important opportunities. Financial freedom would be easy, and retiring at 30 wouldn't be a problem.
The protagonist's early character was utterly awful. Why act all reserved while writing a novel? Can't he just accept them? This pretense is infuriating.
Brothers, don't let the new book sit unfinished... You're all reading new books now, while they're gathering dust on your bookshelves. Who knows... It might just turn into... You know... Therefore, this humble author begs for a reading...
It's confirmed that the author has a thing for mature women; there aren't many young and pretty girls, but a large number of women in their 30s.
I'm curious why I still need to study hard after being reborn? If I had to choose between scoring 700 points on the college entrance exam and earning 7 million, most people would definitely choose the 7 million. Is it really that hard to earn 7 million after being reborn? I haven't seen many people at the top of the rich list who graduated from Peking University or Tsinghua University.
Li Qiuzhu is a complete failure; she's unlikable, and the large amount of space devoted to her is a waste of ink.
I'm just posting this to get noticed!
After reading the first 60 or 70 chapters, especially the part about Li Qiuzhu, the atmosphere was really getting heated. But then someone had to throw cold water on it, like a fishbone stuck in my throat. It's so frustrating to be stuck in that awkward position. Even after being reborn, they're still being so dramatic. The most important thing about urban novels is to be enjoyable and satisfying.