Reborn, I Don't Want to Be a Jerk
重生的我不想做渣男
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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495Chapters
3.7kRecommendations
44.7kFans
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I absolutely adore Zhang Yang's personality. I actually like the male lead more than the female leads. I'm fed up with most harem novels where the male lead claims to be timid and submissive before his rebirth, only to instantly transform into a lewd and greasy man afterward. While Zhang Yang's actions stem from psychological trauma, he genuinely fulfilled his responsibilities to the female leads and didn't deceive them.
The comments section is full of paid trolls; I genuinely thought it was a masterpiece, but it's just so-so...
I read 170 chapters in one day, and I think it's too weak. The interactions between the male and female leads are superficial, lacking emotional exchange and the mutual understanding and repentance the author wrote about earlier. Instead, they're very stereotypical, and the plot is also weak.
The idea of defying the system is good, but the female protagonists' characterization is problematic. What should attract readers after their rebirth is the female protagonists' twisted, violent, and chaotic revenge—a revenge where only killing can appease public anger. Instead, the author forced it into a typical high school romance, significantly reducing the appeal of the romantic storyline.
It's really disheartening to see a hoodlum selling barbecue. He didn't inherit his father's millions in assets, and now he's reformed by selling barbecue?
I've probably read around chapter 150.
It's not that the writing gets weaker towards the end, it just feels very boring. It feels like the plot is developing, but it just doesn't seem to be progressing at all (it's like going to work every day, doing the same things every day, with no changes, but time just passes by like that, and then you get old). Furthermore, the system is extremely stealthy, almost invisible.
They should stick to the main storyline, not just write boring side quests, and they often use outdated, pretentious face-slapping tropes. It's really awkward and tedious.
This is really dragging out the pace; hundreds of pictures of a virgin being ruined, what a disgrace.
So-so
The writing is mediocre; frankly, it's poor storytelling. It's slightly pretentious but lacks the literary flair, failing to inspire any desire to continue reading.
The business aspects were boring and unreadable. The idea of giving the female lead a system was interesting, but it was glossed over quickly and was ultimately pointless. I lost all motivation to continue after about a hundred chapters.