Now That I'm Reborn, Who Would Still Fall in Love?

Judging from the author's plan, you're going to start an internet business in college, but you only got started in your senior year of high school after writing 450,000 words of filler. That's really excessive... With this schedule, you should at least write another 300,000 words in the remaining time of your senior year, making it nearly 800,000 words in total.

I feel like you're better suited to the stay-at-home dad type. Other than that, it seems like you've failed to transition.

Did they switch platforms? Does anyone know?

Sigh, why not just focus on writing about stay-at-home dads?

Actually, the subject matter chosen for this book is much better than the previous ones, but it's just too greedy. It has too many plot lines, and in the end, it can't take care of anything.

The water level is getting so high every day, I might as well just give up and stop. It's such a waste of time and money. 😅

I always felt that my mother-in-law's side of the family were just nouveau riche. Although they have a district head uncle, they couldn't possibly be unaware of the principle of not flaunting wealth. They even made it onto the celebrity list, as if they were afraid of not dying soon enough. Although they might later directly target my mother-in-law's group, after all, they swallowed up the company, so that prerequisite is gone.

Seeing that the female lead likes cats is a bit puzzling; women who like cats are usually a bit troublesome...

If you're going to cut ties, cut them off cleanly. The fish farmer doesn't care what the fish in the pond think or how they feel. If you want to leave, let you go. At most, there will be new fish willing to sacrifice themselves. I haven't even read a single line of this book. From the synopsis, you can tell the male lead willingly became a fish, so why blame the scumbag woman?

Hey poor guy, is your new book ready? When will it be released? I'm getting impatient!