
After Taking the College Entrance Exam Twenty Times, I Returned to 1998
高考二十次,我重回1998年
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Now that Shennong is dead, let me be Shennong for a moment! Wait for me!
I wrote dozens of chapters over the summer, but before I even went to university, I gave up.
Rebirth: Starting from the Twenty-First College Entrance Examination – "Twenty College Entrance Examinations, I Returned to 1998"
Recommendation Seeing the words "twenty times taking the college entrance exam" made me want to click in and watch. The male protagonist is a guy with a background that's quite relevant to current events. The writing style is surprisingly comfortable, and the plot is exactly what I like!
The pacing is so slow, I can't help but skip around while watching.
Keeping up with current events is my thing, let me try the poison.
Rebirth in the City: Twenty Years After the College Entrance Exam, Back to 1998
[Recommendation] Upon first seeing the title, the first two names that come to mind are Tang, and Liang, two test-takers. The protagonist of this book may well be inspired by their stories. As the saying goes, "Poverty makes one lose ambition." Both protagonists come from modest backgrounds, and they repeatedly forgo university due to college entrance exam rewards.
Well, the book itself isn't bad, but it's very bland. Not the kind of captivating, everyday blandness. It's hard to describe; it's neither enjoyable nor worth discarding. That's the feeling I get.
The author's narrative pace is good; it's a rare and enjoyable book that's easy to read. I hope the author continues writing.
Reborn, I'll Never Be Poor Again - A new book, very immersive, realistic, non-toxic, and a satisfying read, adapted from my own true experiences.
Author, please add another female lead, Zhu Lin (who played the Queen of the Women's Kingdom).