We Are All Reborn, Who Will Still Be Used to Green Tea?

The setting of this "sexual harassment" crisis may be an attempt to stir up buzz and resonate with readers, but this solution is too blunt. In order to show Guiren's concern for the male protagonist, her behavior of helping the male protagonist was to "sue her parents" and ask her father to save her sweetheart. Not to mention whether the problem is so serious that it requires bribing the school to solve it, can't you let Guiren himself help the male protagonist? Guiren was a lawyer in her previous life, so she must be "talented", so she took the initiative, investigated and questioned her classmates, communicated with the school together with the male protagonist, confronted Green Tea in person, and restored the male protagonist's innocence. The male and female protagonists overcome difficulties together, interact, and deepen their relationship. In the end, you chose to make the heroine invisible, and the heroine's father came forward to use money to pressure others. There was no need to investigate the facts. As long as the money was enough, the school leaders could turn right and wrong. So if the Green Tea family is richer, will the male protagonist take the blame? So the problem is not solved at all, you just smash the villain to death with a meteorite. The characters are dead. When encountering an event, they just passively wait for the deus ex machina. There is no subjective initiative, so the story is also dead, and readers will naturally stop watching it at a glance.

Author, why is the heroine and the plot so similar to the book "Who takes the civil service exam after being reborn?"

Investment failed. This is the fifteenth campus rebirth novel I have read this year. The author himself understands the problem, but the writing is too simple and plain, without any points for further reading.