Now That I'm Reborn, Who Wouldn't Want to Date the Campus Beauty?

Wei Lifei

It's too much like an old-fashioned novel; the pretentious slap-in-the-face scenes are too forced; the "pretending to be weak while actually being strong" trope lacks any real satisfaction; after offending someone, you do nothing but wait for them to cause trouble before you even think about resolving the issue, and even then, the resolution is always lenient and ineffective. The only highlight is the female lead.

I initially thought this book was pretty good, but once the harem element was introduced, I didn't want to read it anymore 😓

2025, Everything will be wonderful!

She's missing two dimples.

Let's not write too much about business; you're just writing nonsense based on superficial knowledge. Back then, internet cafe licenses were hard to get. There were quotas in each area, and fire safety regulations too. You could chat with an internet cafe manager, and they'd have connections to get licenses. Back then, internet cafe licenses were money. If I had those connections, why would I even open an internet cafe? I'd just sell the licenses!

May 2025 be a year of great happiness!

Good book, it's a pity I only went to high school.

Skipping the first dozen or so chapters about business development doesn't affect reading; in fact, it greatly enhances the reading experience. Without that enhancement, you might have given up halfway and missed the exciting parts later on. The characters are well-developed, especially Wei. Overall, the pacing is quite comfortable to read, and I hope the author can maintain this level of quality.

Can the protagonist become a sexy and handsome man by taking care of skincare, getting a haircut, using BB cream to improve his appearance, dressing well, working out to build muscle and slim his waist, and increasing his sexual appeal? If the protagonist is still a bit rustic after being reborn, it would seem really stupid.