Back at Eighteen: If I Don't Stand Up for Myself, I'm Done For
重回十八，再不硬气就废了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 435k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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196Chapters
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To be honest, I don't want to see the author whitewash the female lead anymore. My blood pressure was too high reading the earlier parts. Now I just want to see rivers of blood!
To be honest, I'm a bit disappointed. The author does write very well, but the author keeps coming up with glaring flaws.
Originally, the author of this great book wrote the protagonist's character a bit too harshly. The misunderstanding was cleared up, and the protagonist's treatment of Song was disgusting to readers. Don't write the protagonist as a scumbag; there's a big difference between a scumbag and a scumbag.
Having read up to Chapter 8... I still don't understand the situation between Song and the male lead. If there was no affection involved, then she was the one paying for their living expenses, and I don't even understand what happened before she married him. To say I have feelings for it is a bit of an exaggeration, but I didn't quite understand the plot of the first chapter either...
I'm getting old; these days, rebirth stories are already set in 2011.
Song Xin admitted that the progress was too slow.
If you're going to be honest, just do it already! The way you're doing it, it feels like even if you look at 100 of them after they're released, they still won't be able to honestly admit anything!
I was a bit disappointed with these two chapters, or maybe it's just me. In my personal opinion, the protagonist believes Jiang didn't take this relationship seriously in his past life, so he wants to end it decisively. His method is to force Jiang to see her true feelings and leave on her own.
The protagonist is going a bit too far. Can someone who acts like this really be considered a reborn person?
The protagonist seems to have a short temper, and the overall pacing is rather rushed; even the dialogues between the protagonist and several other characters are quite impulsive.
Has the reason for Jiang's breakup in her past life been revealed? Bro, please, stop torturing her.