Reborn After the Gaokao

To be able to write about a bunch of pretentious, eccentric intellectuals in this way, your writing skills are truly amazing!

Hello author, I copied your book on another platform, and the reader feedback has been great. It's very popular, and there have been quite a few tips. I'm planning to buy a new car, so I hope you can update more chapters so as not to affect my income and to keep my readers from getting anxious. Thank you.

Genuine feelings, expressed from the heart—truly, I've seen many flowery words and empty phrases, but this writing style is quite unique. It's like someone who didn't write much before, but after experiencing many things, uses their immature pen to write a mature, complex story, full of experience and emotion.

I can't read this at work; my concentration is too low and it makes my head spin. I'll have to wait until after get off work to savor it in peace.

Um.

Come on~

Zuo You hasn't appeared yet, and I'm very curious about what kind of image the protagonist can't forget. Also, how could the male lead bear to let Le Ning, who loves him so much, divorce and disappear from his life? I don't understand what kind of feelings the male lead has for Le Ning. Maybe from a young man's perspective, if I loved her, I would never let such a thing happen. Looking forward to the rest of the story

I tolerated all the pretentious writing before, but why did you even include Shen Wei? It's not that she couldn't live, she's just an insignificant character, so why bother writing about her again? Just for more words? A grown woman, having an affair, and having another man's child—you're saying she was deceived? You're saying she's pitiful? From your descriptions, Tang Guan isn't exactly a scumbag, is he? At least he loves his wife and child. The author really knows how to select readers.

As I get older, reading sweet romance novels like this is much more comforting. I just hope the author doesn't cause any trouble. It would be great if the harem wasn't necessary. I always felt that Tang Wan, as a woman in love, was too outstanding. If the other two continued to have harems, would the characters be able to differentiate themselves?

Dude, your book is definitely good, but for this type of novel to become popular, it either needs to be incredibly popular or it needs to maintain the success of its previous book in the early stages. Otherwise, updating only twice a day won't make it a hit until the mid-to-late stages.