
Reborn in 2005
重生从2005开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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A Post-70s Uncle's Bookshelf for the Soul
Read the books you love and savor the insights they bring to your life. Sip a cup of fine tea and reminisce about the years gone by. Life and reality are already hard enough, so find a harbor for your weary heart along the difficult road ahead.
Tianji’s Book Collection
At the Jade Pool, the immortals take their seats; Their names are listed in the register of the gods. This list mainly collects novels I personally think are worth reading, but I'll also recommend new works suggested by followers. It's not easy being a newcomer, so show them some support if you can. There are only so many spots on the list, so I'll occasionally remove previously recommended novels and abandoned ones to make room for new works. The titles that stay for the long haul are ones I'v
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I'm 32 this year. If I could time travel, I would still marry my original wife. The greatest luck in my life is meeting her. We met in college and have been together for ten years.
Copying music is a mistake. Even if an average person can remember the lyrics, they can't remember the melody, let alone how someone who doesn't understand music theory could compose music. They'll be exposed in no time.
How could an ordinary person remember so many songs? This book fell apart after it started copying songs.
Is Feng Xi also a reincarnation? If so, I'm leaving.
Well, by now you can probably tell what's going on. If you're going to have a harem, go all the way. And if you're going to be a scumbag, then be a scumbag. Don't try to be a dramatic, pretentious type. If you're going to collect them all, collect them all. Don't force a sentimental persona and end up with nothing.
I'm speechless that this is a dual-transmigration story with a harem element. Wouldn't a single female lead be better?
As long as the interactions between the male and female characters are well-written, everything else can be tolerated. But this male protagonist is really a bit of a coward, binding himself and others as well. It's always been the women who make sacrifices for the male lead, but how many times has the male lead ever reciprocated their feelings?
I recharged another 600 coins; I'm truly captivated by the author's writing style. A truly excellent novel isn't just about two female leads; it can also include supporting characters like Liang Wei and hidden storylines like the widow's daughter. After all, in life, we encounter many people, and we might end up with someone or miss them. That's what makes life complete.
Copying one or two songs occasionally is fine, but I don't want to watch people make a living by copying songs.
I skimmed through it and found the writing quite good with no major flaws. However, the plot was incredibly bland and uninspiring, lacking any truly exciting moments. It felt like I was writing a diary. The female leads were also rather ordinary and not very likable. Dude, you're writing a novel; it's not illegal to exaggerate the plot and make the characters more edgy.