Reborn: I Will Never Be a Simp Again

After reading a few chapters, I noticed that many comments criticized the protagonist for still being a simp even after being reborn, so I couldn't help but say a few words. Many readers seem to misunderstand what "simp" truly means. They think that only those who are indifferent to women or whose partners are pursued by women and then ignored are not considered "simps."

There's no such thing as time travel or reincarnation; it's just a dream that happened when a simp had a mental breakdown. 🐶🐶

I'm relieved to see that the author is a foot fetishist; people who like feet can't be bad people, they must be kind-hearted and simple-minded.

The reality is that even if you stop licking her, she won't feel anything.

The protagonist seems like a total simp, on the verge of a mental breakdown. Is he fantasizing about being reborn? The goddesses who used to ignore him are now fawning over him. It's just a simp's long dream.

Xu Zhimu's love for Xiao Mi in his past life was not pure; it was a strong possessive desire, disguised as childhood sweethearts, to possess the radiant An Xiao Mi. Compared to Xu Zhimu, Xiao Mi's love was truly humble. "Your wish, my only one"—the proud girl from her past life wouldn't easily let Xu Zhimu have her. She hoped he would gradually improve and grow into the person she envisioned.

An Xiaomi

I found it a bit uncomfortable to read, and I just wanted to offer the author a suggestion. The male lead clearly only likes the female student, but they insisted on creating a bunch of girls who are ambiguous with him, and he doesn't reject any of them, lacking a coherent stance. It really made me uncomfortable.

One good thing about this book is that it gives the target readers a sense of reassurance. In addition, the character of An Xiaomi is indeed well-developed, and the overall balance is well-handled. Keep up the good work; there aren't many authors these days who can give readers a sense of security.

I've read part of this novel, from beginning to end, and to sum it up, the female author didn't incorporate any male perspectives at all; these were all her own ideas. First of all, there is no reason for An Xiaomi to be redeemed, because this female character never liked the male lead in her previous life. They grew up and went to school together.