Reborn: Starting by Saving a Treasure Girl
重生：开局拯救宝藏女孩
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- Ongoing
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- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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652Chapters
4Monthly votes
34.2kRecommendations
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I was just browsing the comments sections of other books, and one comment reminded me of another aspect of this book that attracted me: the male protagonist isn't an idiot. He at least comes across as a seasoned veteran. This is commendable, unlike other novels where the protagonist is portrayed as a clueless novice. The author's skill in character development is at least considerable.
I just checked and it seems the author's initial subscription figures aren't very good. But I still encourage the author not to give up. Personally, I think your book is very well written. I feel the results will improve later. I do have a few suggestions: develop the career storyline a bit, and slightly adjust the portrayal of the protagonist's studies.
I hope the author can see this.
Reality is cruel; a girl like Lin Ruoxi is impossible, and most readers have never heard of a girl like Gu. It's precisely because such a girl doesn't exist that there's aspiration—a desire to find solace and hope in the world of the book. Just like Shen Youchu's deeply moving portrayal, the author's writing and descriptions are quite good.
The author's values give off a naive and distorted feeling.
Finally, my phone is linked!
Previously, I wasn't allowed to post in the book club... Emmm This little thing has taken several days... Thank you so much to all the readers for your monthly votes and for following along!
I still feel a bit sorry for Mu Xue; she was originally a vibrant and adorable childhood sweetheart, but now she's stuck in this awkward, unfulfilled position. It's fine to like Lin Ruoxi—after all, who wouldn't like Xi Xi? But what should be emphasized is their mutual companionship and the love in the small details of daily life. I feel that this family of three, while seemingly stable on the surface, has too many problems. And it feels very awkward…
The more I look at it, the more upset I get.
Overemphasizing Lin Ruoxi's storyline will only make the main characters in the book, including Gu Muxue, lose their charm, making them unconvincing and stereotypical.
Why keep portraying Gu Muxue's family as so powerful and wealthy? Everyone's saying that Gu Muxue's family has a lot of power, and they even use that power to oppress others, just like how they gave charity to Lin Ruoxi 😅. They weren't portrayed as well as Lin Ruoxi to begin with, and continuing like this will only make the viewing experience worse.
How is the author planning to develop the romance? Is the author just going to let Lin keep being at the mercy of the others and not dare to resist? The last few chapters are getting weirder and weirder; is the author just going to let her keep suffering losses?
Having read over 400 chapters, I get the feeling that the male lead thinks Lin Ruoxi is inherently sensitive due to a lack of love, so he's been taking care of her. Gu Muxue also seems to think the same way, even when she's wronged, she still indulges her. And Gu Muxue is exceptionally intelligent.