Reborn in Childhood: Saving My Childhood Sweetheart
重生童年：从救下小青梅开始
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A heartwarming story set in a childhood memory.
Unlike some reborn individuals, he possesses the soul of an adult while retaining the innocence of a child. When he returns to the past and the scene of Zhou Mihua curled up in the corner of the kitchen eating corn cobs reappears, he finally carries her to safety, making up for the regret of having died long ago when he heard about her in his previous life.
What kind of rubbish is this? It's complete nonsense. Send me your draft and I'll revise it for you.
The one next door has already become a bestseller, that's all. Let me see this one.
LOL, I'm practically supporting you by reading other books, afraid the story will be abandoned. Whether it's filler or not is another matter, but can't there be more...?
If the protagonist wasn't reborn, but rather suddenly had some vague memories of the future, it would be better. That way, it wouldn't feel so abrupt. Children's innocence is wonderful, and those games evoke childhood memories. But as I watched, I suddenly realized the protagonists were all adults, and then I suddenly couldn't connect with them anymore. It's so awkward if they're adults.
I got a bit tired of the "kids" plot after about thirty chapters; the characters didn't seem to age at all. I started off enjoying it, but then I lost patience. The writing quality remained the same; it was just that I lost patience.
Does anyone really like Qin Xiaoxiao?
Lazy, greedy, and shameless, this child's personality hasn't changed much even in middle school. Parents of this type of child would use them as a negative example when they were young. Does liking this kind of child mean they were like that when they were young, or that their child is like this?
I only opened the introduction page and saw three female protagonists. Did they lack love in their childhood? 🤭
A five-year-old boy was running wildly through the village, carrying a five-year-old girl in his arms. My goodness… Does the author have no concept of what a five-year-old is? 😰😰
The commenter said they wrote hundreds of chapters when they were young, but didn't dare start anymore. They came for the story of youthful romance and didn't intend to read endless childish play.