
Reborn at Sixteen, I Meet a Free-Spirited Senior
重生十六,邂逅不羁学姐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 871k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Campus Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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211Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
2.3kFans
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Every time I see a high-quality serialized work, I'm afraid it will be abandoned. I hope the author can keep it up and finish the book.
I read it all in one go and it felt very well-written. Is the author really a newbie?
Sister Liu's grades aren't just from studying a little bit; she hasn't studied almost anything in the six years from junior high to high school.
I don't know why, but I just find it really good; maybe it's related to my high school life. Anyway, I just hope the author keeps writing. I don't have any monthly tickets this month, I'll support you next month.
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The pace seems to have accelerated a lot since college. Is it about to end?
I've been saving this up for a month, and it's really good. I actually read this book in May. Many of the single-female-lead books published around the same time either got abandoned or had terrible endings. I didn't expect the author to persevere and write such a good book. The everyday life depicted in this book feels so relatable; it brings a smile to your face after reading. It reminded me of the days I used to chat with my classmates all the time—simple yet joyful. It's wonderful.
The book looks good, but I feel my grades aren't very good. Even now, after reading the latest chapter, I'm still ranked in the teens.
It was so good I binged it all in one go, and it even made this old man's heart flutter.
Actually, not pursuing a higher education after high school is a good career path, especially in the nail industry. My daughter's best friend's mother used to work in nail salons and now owns her own shop. Her husband drives a Didi (ride-hailing service), they live in a 100-square-meter house with a domestic car, and they have a son and a daughter. They're doing quite well, living in the same neighborhood as us.