
You’re Reborn, So Why Become an International Student Again?
都重生了,又当留学生?
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- 3.7M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4d ago
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- Qidian
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The writing is very real, and it seems that it is what I have experienced. Yes, the writing style is not as interesting as the author, but I guess it is the author's first book, so it is great. The main reason for the good writing is that it is so real that these details can be ignored. Continue, I hope I can write more and finish the book. I also hope that the author can complete his transformation through writing books, let go of those unimportant people and things, and pursue the truly important people and things. No matter how much money a person has to live, he can live even if he has ten million, one hundred million, or one billion. The main thing is to live happily. There is no need to feel uncomfortable about how he was before compared to now. If you live a good life, you will get better and better. You may overtake others in the future. Who can say for sure?
Let me tell you here that the protagonist is a rich second generation who went abroad very early and lives a leisurely life in Tu'ao. When I was young, I was not troubled by money, so I was not like most ordinary people who experienced too many intrigues for money. After reading it, some people feel that the protagonist does not look like a person in his thirties. You can refer to the principal here.
It's baffling to watch, and there's nothing exciting about it.
After reading Chapter 17, the advantage is that the subject matter is novel and studying abroad. The disadvantage is that the writing is difficult to explain in one sentence. The interaction between the protagonist and Saori, and the struggle to delete photos really do not look like college students, but more like the protagonists in Japanese comics and light novels. . . Just a little childish.
This was life as a student studying abroad in 2006. Some of the things in the book are from 2003, and men and women's views on love and other views will be different from those in China.
The first part was okay, but the second part became more and more biased. Don't be so supernatural. It still depends on your career and relationship. As a result, the later chapters are no longer subscribed. They are becoming more and more popular.
Do you want to write about your experience of studying abroad? I am still very curious without having any experience of studying abroad. I hope that the three views can be consistent with those in China, not to be brainwashed by Western culture, and to retain a blazing red heart.
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The safety of the male and female protagonists is so ignored. The male protagonist almost died and the female protagonist was almost raped. It would be better to hire a bodyguard to watch in secret, but don't always use the protagonist's aura.
I hope the protagonist can be made more mature. He is already a second-generation human, so how can he be as childish as someone who just went to college?
Is it possible that the heroine just likes to be picked up? Otherwise, why would you be so drunk? The male protagonist is disturbing the single female protagonist's good deeds...