Reborn: I Don't Want to Answer Multiple-Choice Questions

Gensokyo fans, gather here! Why are there so few people? And some don't even know the book has started?

"The Grass by My Nest" was the most engaging read; it had warmth, heartbreak, and a bond spanning two lifetimes, which was quite enjoyable. "I Like You" felt a bit off; it felt like a forced, human-shaped magnet aura. Therefore, the writing style improved significantly when writing "The Grass by My Nest." However, the new book felt awkward to read; it lacked the same thrill and compelling feeling as "The Grass by My Nest." Finally: Aunt Mo, you're awesome!

The female lead is too easygoing, the story is too mundane, there aren't many funny moments, and it lacks satisfying moments. Also, due to content restrictions, it's a bit boring and I couldn't finish reading it. Although I'm a fan of yours, I really can't read this one.

I came from 🐔❌, I'll save this for later.

Writing a book on Qidian (the online platform) has limited you, which is a pity.

The urban harem novel "After Rebirth, I Don't Want to Make Multiple Choices" #Urban #Rebirth #Harem Novel Female lead: Luo Xinmei: Originally named Gu Xinmei, she is the protagonist's aunt, a clothing designer. Gentle, mature, and dignified, she falls somewhere between a sophisticated older sister and a young woman.

Aunt Luo's Picture

The male lead owes so much. He owes Aunt Mu many years of time with her, and because of a childhood misunderstanding, he never called Aunt Luo "Mom." He owes Mu Wanqing a wedding, twenty years of her time, and decades of playing two roles that drove him to the brink of schizophrenia. He owes Xiao Hehua the loneliness of her childhood, and he owes Nan Zhi her tenderness and trust.

Let's continue writing about the grass by our nest, or even start a monthly subscription group.

I checked out this author's book online and finally understood why it was banned. It was already borderline, and the writing style treated the reader like dirt, turning melodramatic just when things were getting exciting. I suspect the ban wasn't even because it was borderline; it was because his writing style was so disgusting that it was reported. I wanted to report it myself.