Reborn in 2005

I am thirty-two this year. If I could time travel, I would still marry my original wife. The greatest luck in this life is to meet her. I met her in college and we have been together for ten years.

Copying music is a failure. Ordinary people can't remember the music even if they remember the lyrics. What's more, if you don't know how to compose the music without any knowledge of music theory, you will be fooled in minutes.

How can an ordinary person remember so many songs? This book collapsed after copying the songs.

Is Feng Xi also reborn? If yes, I will withdraw it and stop reading.

How to put it, anyway, you can see the number of sets here. If you want a harem, follow through to the end, and a scumbag will be a scumbag. Don't play exciting literary games, take them all if you want them, don't force yourself into a lover who will end up in a fight. Rebirth novels are really about nine out of ten books that involve playing tricks on the wife of the previous life. The readers are annoyed after spending money to read the book. Why bother?

I was also drunk after being double penetrated and having a harem. Isn't it good to have a single female protagonist?

As long as the interaction between men and women is well written, the rest can be tolerated. But this male protagonist is really a bit of a turtle. He restricts himself and others. There have always been several women who have devoted themselves to the male protagonist. How many times has the male protagonist devoted his feelings? To put it bluntly, it's just about giving out sweets. Whether it's Feng Xi or Ellie, the male protagonist doesn't have that feeling of love from the heart. The male protagonist's feelings are like a toad. If you poke him with a stick, he will jump. I recognize your characterization of the male protagonist anyway. Although it looks beautiful, it still makes me feel aggrieved. There are quite a lot of scenes spent on the interaction between the male and female protagonists, but there is really no sweetness. As for the supporting role, I won't say if Xiao wants to accept it. If Gu doesn't accept it, write less of her scenes, otherwise she will be scolded later, and it will be embarrassing whether she accepts it or not. If you set him to be a generation older than the male protagonist, don't make him ambiguous, otherwise the setting will be a bit jarring. Why was Feng Xi like that in his previous life? Is life just unsatisfactory? Why have there been so many changes in this life? Just because the male protagonist has cancer. All of these things still lack characterization, explanation, and plot. To be honest, Ellie is a bit boring. I have no choice but to write like this. She only looks for the male protagonist. For various reasons, if the male protagonist abandons her, she will be gone for the rest of her life. Her psychology is logically very fragile. The male protagonist wants to increase her self-confidence and help her do more things. This is what the male protagonist is doing. She is also very insecure, and as long as the male protagonist makes a promise to her, it will probably be easy to deceive her. The role of Xiao does not have many roles, so there is no further explanation, but from the current point of view, she was interested in the male protagonist in her previous life. Logically speaking, the male protagonist in her previous life was a bad guy, so what is the actual story between her and the male protagonist? I don't know, but I hope it can surprise readers. Personally, I think three female protagonists are actually enough. If three people can be vividly written and written well, it will be much better than dividing it into ten or eight characters. It's just my personal opinion on how you should write it or how you should write it.

I recharged another 600 coins, and I really couldn't stop liking the author's writing style. An excellent novel not only has two female protagonists, but also a supporting female character like Liang Wei and a hidden thread like the White Widow's daughter. After all, in life, you meet many people, and everyone may be together or miss them. This is a complete life.

It's okay to copy one or two songs occasionally, but I don't want to make a career out of copying songs.

I skipped through it and finished it. I felt that the writing was quite good and there were no flaws. The plot was just too over-the-top, and there was nothing exciting at all. I was just writing a diary~ The heroines were too ordinary and not that likable. Brother, you are writing a novel. It is not against the law to make the plot exaggerated and the characters sharp.