What? My Childhood Friend Has Become My Wife?

1. Is the protagonist really reborn? 2. No psychological growth! 3. You need to mature! The protagonist's character, however, isn't always shown to be mature enough. Not as charming as the sister next door in the previous film

It couldn't be more true to the feeling of an ordinary person being reborn, except that there's no childhood sweetheart in real life.

There's not much else to say, except that using exclamation marks is really annoying...

The plot is too scattered, and also, I've been hoarding DNF content; it's already past chapter 100 and it still hasn't been released.

The content is somewhat bland but not particularly bad; it's just too bland that it doesn't attract many readers. With these results, I'm genuinely worried the author might quit any day now.

There's a good audience for single-female-lead novels. That book was practically perfect in the beginning; if you had shown Li Zijing's twisted, "loser" tendencies later on, instead of killing off the female lead and then accepting the male lead's infidelity, it would have already reached a thousand subscriptions ╮(¯▽¯)╭.

I suggest not giving so much screen time to the female supporting characters; someone might let something slip.

Didn't the old book mention the start of the new book? I only realized this today while reviewing it.

Why does the author keep writing about the younger sister when writing a story with two female protagonists? Is the author having a bout of pretentious writing? They've rewritten it about 10 times since the beginning of the book, less than 50 chapters in total.

I'm putting away the bookshelves now. (Keep it up, big brother who's writing!)