We’re Reborn, So Who Needs to Get Married?
都重生了谁还结婚啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 681k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
206Chapters
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32.5kFans
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Just write it like this, it's comfortable to read. Don't fall into the trap of writing urban novels, where you just pretend to be cool all day long. The most important thing in urban novels is the characters, followed by the overall feeling. Describe the characters carefully, maintain a fresh novel atmosphere, and be appropriately pretentious. I believe your book will be a success!
The love story is well written. But the career line is not written well. The male protagonist doesn't look like a CEO of a big company at all. Anyone can be embarrassed. Funny as well. What is the difference between you, who is worth several billion, and an ordinary college student?
Xu's parents are too poisonous. Not only do they have a grudge against the male protagonist, they were probably her parents who took Xu away in the previous life, and they were also the ones who drugged Jiang. The protagonist's idea of not killing Xu's parents is unclear.
This book is actually not bad, but the only problem is that it doesn't catch the current readers' enjoyment. When I read Chapter 29, it wasn't that I didn't like it, and I wasn't persuaded to quit, but it just wasn't attractive enough to keep me reading. Personally speaking, that ex-girlfriend Xu wrote too much. She is unreal and only cries and has no other outstanding features. As for my career, I have a website with a good friend that contains too much text and is annoying to read. Also, buying lottery tickets was more fun to make a fortune, but the time span was too long, and the sense of expectation was exhausted. The writing is good, but not attractive enough.
Your heroine combines two actresses that I don't like. It should be said that Tang Yan is indeed very beautiful, but overall she is too gorgeous. When I saw her for the first time, I only had the idea of having sex with her directly, but not the idea of falling in love. Ni Ni is also very beautiful, and I like her face shape, but it doesn't match her eyes, a pair of extremely aggressive eyes, which make her look like a strong woman. In fact, the first impression she gave me was that I seemed to see a mistress, a very ambitious mistress. The other person who makes people have no desire is Zhao Liying. Yes, I don't even have any interest in her when I see her, but her face shape is the one I like. Jing Tian is similar. She makes people feel uncomfortable at all. She gave it to me who I don't even want, but I also like her appearance.
Overall, after reading this, I would give it a 4 out of 10. I didn't pay attention to some details. I feel that the male protagonist is more affectionate than anyone else. He is not cruel at all (just be cruel to your first love. The key point is that you portrayed your first love well. There is nothing wrong with it. You are completely devoted to the male protagonist. I don't completely blame him in the past life. I just I blame myself for being so ordinary) I really don't like that Jiang Yuyan acting like a monster and having children. She made such a big deal without telling one person about having a child. It made me speechless. The male protagonist didn't take it to heart when he noticed it. The latest plot was completely his own. Give others the opportunity to let the male protagonist be a dog.
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In the previous life, Xu was probably tricked by her parents. Xu's father would be more vicious and difficult to deal with. Jiang doesn't know if he will avenge her. One is the matter of drugging. If there is no male protagonist, Jiang will be dealt with. There is also the fact that Jiang was killed in his previous life. If these are not solved, it will be unreasonable.
This book is not poignant, and the writing style is delicate and rich, unlike those hydrographs. I feel that the structure of the author's book is a bit big. When I read the beginning, I even felt that it was okay not to write about the rebirth at the end. Also, is the girl Xu who went on a blind date at the beginning the same as Xu Qingdai after her rebirth? I feel that the author has great ideas, and there are endless possibilities for subsequent content ideas... I feel that if it is finished, it may be better than Chen Gou's. Come on, the author, don't be a eunuch 🌹🌹🌹
Author, you can either make up all the names of places and famous people, or use homophones for them all!! Sometimes it is made up, and sometimes it uses homophonic words. Are you tired of reading it???