Rebirth: I Pretend to Practice Magic in the City

Written by a primary school student, but not a primary school student at all

The writing is very interesting and has the innocence of a child.

Beautiful, licorice-like, as good as a kiss🐷First class

It's okay to write. I'll give you the recommendation vote.

The book is quite good, but it's a pity that the title of the book has been overused. I checked in after passing by several times. I didn't expect the quality to be surprisingly good.

It's a good book. I haven't found any obvious negative points after reading it. The protagonist is well portrayed and gives people a very reliable feeling. There is no intention to be slutty.

Damn it, I'm sick, every time I see Xiaonan Wei, my head will automatically transform into a little boy and girl...

This is considered a childhood novel, wouldn't the author consider changing the name?

The most enjoyable thing about this book is that unlike other books of the same type, no one is killed, and the most bullied ones are beaten back or some secret tricks are used.

Cut it? 😐

If nothing else, at least it's fun

Nice! I finished reading dozens of chapters in one go, feeling comfortable~

There are so few people in the comment area, why haven't the comments been deleted?

If the protagonist was a high school student, I would probably be able to accept it, but this is too young, and it's really hard to watch, and it's awkward no matter how you watch it. In addition, if the author wants to write urban literature, then weaken the various cheats. If the author wants to write fantasy, then your approach is not quite right. Come on.

Chapter 114 is a bit unbearable. I really can't accept the scene where a female character in her twenties blushes and is ambiguous towards the primary school protagonist, and she puts on sunscreen inexplicably. The heroine's background is a bit like "Rebirth Even in terms of emotional processing, I don't know what the protagonist is going to do. The author said that his writing ideas were similar to Stranger Things, but he didn't notice it until more than 100 chapters. It's getting more and more unpleasant recently. I hope the author can maintain his condition and work hard

It's a pity. I would like to ask if the author set up the perspective of only children from the beginning. Personally, I feel that it is too strange to enter the high school stage later, and the plot is also connected very strangely, and it doesn't feel consistent with the inside. I really like the children's interaction and plot content. I would also like to ask the author if he has any plans for the next book and what the subject matter is.