My Hextech Campus Life

It's a great book; it filled many gaps in my memory. Many times I've thought, if I could go back to being 18, I would have so many fewer regrets. If I could start over... In my senior year of high school, I also sat in the back row of the classroom, playing Three Kingdoms Kill with my classmates. I vaguely remember ending up in a junior college.

A note before viewing: This post contains both positive and negative reviews, reflecting a mix of subjective and objective perspectives. It offers a plot commentary solely from a reader's point of view. Considering the author is also from Fujian, the following reviews may have a slightly regional bias.

In reality, foreigners like Wang Shuiniu can have a harem and date over 100 women without any romantic entanglements, yet novelists who write harem stories with romantic conflicts involving several women are criticized by readers for being unrealistic.

This guy acts like a saint. He's been reborn for so long and hasn't even had a single meat meal. If he's this outstanding, how is society supposed to progress? If everyone were like the protagonist, what would the supporting characters and passersby think? You're rich, your wife is prettier, you're better than everyone else in every way? This is just self-deception.

Actually, I have a question: is it really necessary to write about this kind of family situation? I think there are quite a few normal families in China. Can't we just write about a normal, ordinary family with normal parents? Is it necessary to make it so bitter and resentful, just to show that the protagonist's rebirth will change the family?

The first few chapters were a bit too intense, it was really awkward. I'll flip through them again to see if I can handle it! What I want to see is a subtle kind of pretentiousness.

Holy crap, where's the male lead tag? Is this a yuri (lesbian) story?

I want to ask everyone, my ex-girlfriend borrowed money from me during our relationship, and the amount involved... The amount involved is approximately 30,000 RMB (enough to file a case), but there's no IOU or written agreement. We've already deleted each other on WeChat, and there's no mention of a loan. Only Alipay has the transfer records.

I've listened to more than half of the audiobook, so let me share my thoughts. Song's progress is arguably a step ahead of the previous version. Aside from not confessing her feelings, their interactions are basically like those of a boyfriend and girlfriend.

The protagonist and Zhang Kai are simply a match made in heaven.