Now That I’m Reborn, Why Do I Still Have to Compete?

Well, I've read Chapter 15 so far, which is a little bit toxic. The high school I attended was a key provincial school and I was already in my senior year. There really weren't that many scheming people. Everyone couldn't cope with studying alone. They also had to worry about this and that, as well as criticizing the school's beauties.

It's a little unacceptable to see the male protagonist using games and software that others haven't released yet. He can sympathize with the chef who has stolen recipes, but how can he feel so confident about stealing other people's ideas when he makes it himself? Isn't this more serious and excessive? All three views are ruined

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After watching it once, I found it to be okay overall. It lacked emotional pull, which means it wasn't enjoyable enough. I originally wanted to read a sweet article, but unfortunately it wasn't sweet enough. 1. As a reborn person, the male protagonist does not have much introduction to his career line. However, it is understandable that the heroine has more perspective. At the same time, it can also be seen that although the two are lovers, they have a sense of boundaries and do not interfere too much with both parties. 2. The characters in the story are very complex. This does not mean that the story is complicated, but that it is easy to distinguish who the characters are when they appear, especially the relatives of the male and female protagonists. The ethics of this book are relatively complicated, and the various non-biological plots look quite strange. The heroine is not a biological child, the heroine's adoptive mother is not a biological child, the heroine's second uncle is someone else's daughter and is not a biological child, and then the biological son is not a biological child in someone else's family. I don't know who else is not my biological child. 3. Some scenes... Well, I'm quite disgusted or can't stand it. For example, the role of the male protagonist's mother, because her husband couldn't figure it out, that is, the husband who supported the family, made her feel insecure, and she suffered emotional torture between the couple, which led to an emotional breakdown. Then her husband went to jail and divorced. When I first read about the male protagonist's father using a sewing machine, I thought that his father would be more sober, cut off his property before the accident, preserve the property, and provide a guarantee for mother and son, and get a divorce at the speed of light. After reading the follow-up, I guessed the plot wrong. It is understandable that a mother can be so determined to not want her husband, but it is a relatively rare situation to not want her son. However, novels require conflict, but the conflict is not strong enough. The male protagonist's mother reorganized the family. During the critical period of high school, when teenagers were most rebellious, she chose to undergo incision. I used the word incision and left a house. In fact, I couldn't stand it after reading it. For a child, money is not the most important thing. Parents have the obligation to raise children, especially when a child is in prison and is obviously unable to fulfill the fact of raising children, a mother does not care about anything. What is even more strange is that the male protagonist would accept his half-brother. This is simply a broken character, or inconsistent with common sense. In other words, the male protagonist is too much like a virgin. The author writes about his relief based on his failed life in his previous life, but judging from reality, or judging from the background introduction, the male protagonist's mischief and fights are so that his parents can notice him and care about him. A person born in such an environment would not be able to like an emotionless younger brother who took away his mother's love. I had no money or food to eat, but my mother loved the other one so much. Later, the male protagonist was admitted to Kyoto University, but his mother didn't know about it, so the story will be supplemented and she secretly watched the male protagonist. Are you still waiting for the male protagonist to give you the steps? What's even more bizarre is the concept of my grandfather's family, which will almost 100% compete for the custody of his grandson, especially when his father is in prison. Of course, the author wrote a chapter to explain the relationship between the male protagonist and mother and son. Although I don't agree with it, since the author said it, then the author is the author.

Let me give you some advice. I bought a second-hand console. Do you know why I can't assemble the laptop? Because he needs to open a grinding tool, and each book is different. Isn't it easy to understand it uniformly? The parts are available, but how to solve the problem of the chassis? Unified model? Same as desktop? If you separate a Dell laptop and a Lenovo laptop, their motherboards are different from those of desktop computers. Desktop computers have different models, and laptops have different manufacturers. How do you DIY? Just like whether a forensic doctor counts as a doctor?

I want to know whether number one in this book is a boy or a girl?

I really couldn't help it. Didn't I already recognize my relatives before the college entrance examination? Why didn't we know each other as soon as we arrived at university? Has it been modified?

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