
Reborn as the Youngest
重生之最少年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 172k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Campus Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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46Chapters
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I've never seen such an irresponsible author.
Isn't our money money? If you can't guarantee you won't slack off, then don't make promises. Breaking your word doesn't make you a real man.
I still like Jiang Hansu's book the most. That one wasn't overly commercialized, and the male and female leads had very few unrealistic tropes, making it very immersive. The simple writing style and the use of conflict between Jiang Hansu and her mother to drive the later plot prevented it from becoming too bland.
I hope the author will change the habit of rehashing old material from the previous novel.
Humorous martial arts schools are such an old-fashioned thing, who the hell can relate to them now?
The first chapter is enough to discourage students; who are you trying to convince us to quit martial arts schools?
Those who go into niche markets often don't even know how they died.
"The Youngest" Check-in Building
The book, which had been delayed for several months, has finally been published. I hope the author can maintain the pace of the previous book and delay it less.
Difficult to hold
Classic 🤭
Pity
I had some prior knowledge of martial arts schools, so reading this book didn't feel out of place for me. I previously read the free version of "Hello, 2010" and thought it was quite good, which is why I came across Gan Koumian's "Rebirth," which I also really enjoyed. This is the only novel I've ever paid to read in all these years, and it's a real shame that it ended today.
Reading it for free made me hallucinate a reincarnation of the male and female protagonists from my previous book.
They keep advertising dry-braised noodles, which made me even look into it myself. I learned something new! 😵😵