
Reborn: I Want to Catch Them All in One Net
重生之我要一网打尽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 924k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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329Chapters
12.2kRecommendations
7.9kFans
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I thought of Cheng Wenjin, and I also thought of Wang Bo! I thought of the girl Cheng Wenjin was carrying, drifting away in the icy sea. That's all I can think of for "Common Man". I used to subscribe to all of "Common Man" and even added the author's QQ. Years have passed, and the author is actually writing novels again. "Common Man's" last two books both flopped. I hope this one will be finished!
That's incredibly naive. You're reborn; you have so many opportunities to become rich in the future. You just need that first pot of gold. Having that first pot of gold, why would you try to piggyback on Harry Potter's fame? You're just asking for trouble for your future.
Holy crap! Old Xia finally released a new book! "A Common Man" was the first book I ever subscribed to completely, and I've been waiting for his new work for years. I also hope this one, like "A Common Man," will have plenty of side stories. 😌
As a fellow native of Sichuan, I've always admired Lao Xia's delicate and evocative writing style since I first became a layman. It's a pity he was delayed after his layman career ended, but now that he's finally back, his familiar style is back, and I must support him. I hope Lao Xia continues to thrive.
That commoner Cheng Jin? Mother-in-law? Did they get together? Forgot. Hopefully, there won't be too many women this time; you see, all I remember now is this mother-in-law. So...
Dude, can you please stop writing about Harry Potter? It's seriously addictive! I'm a subscriber to a vulgar magazine.
I read three chapters and thought it was pretty good, then I flipped through the table of contents and suddenly saw "The Creation of Harry Potter!"? My brainwaves aren't working. I'll have to find another book to read. Honestly, even if you wrote about someone winning the lottery and the protagonist writing some great Chinese novel, I could read that first. But this English version of Harry Potter is just so hard to understand.
The original Harry Potter author has already written it; why are you still going to touch it? Aren't you just asking for trouble? Your experience isn't convincing. Reincarnated individuals have many opportunities; there's no need to be so low-level.
I've been waiting for this book for so long—a book similar to "The Common Man"—simply because the author captured my longing for the feeling of rebirth: changing myself, changing my family, changing my friends and classmates, changing my unrequited love and my cherished memories… Keep writing! I've already subscribed to the whole thing. As long as you keep writing, I'll continue to support you.
When you're copying Harry Potter, remember to make some changes. Otherwise, it'll be awkward if the fake meets the real thing.