Zhu Xian: They Are All Reborn

Speaking of the author, I feel that the male protagonist is too useless and is always being led around. He really doesn't have any unique skills and looks like an incompetent husband.

The idea is eye-catching, and it somewhat revitalizes the subject matter. The current shortcoming lies in the character of the male protagonist. It is reasonable that the male protagonist has lived in his previous life and is not close to adulthood psychologically. Now the male protagonist is facing an eight or nine-year-old little carrot-headed girl. There is a great psychological bonus here. Facing this group of carrot-headed heroines, one can be indifferent due to contempt and not care about some details or other issues. Mentally appearing doubtful or hesitant. The male protagonist becomes a child to be manipulated, rather than an attracted youth or adult.

Why does it become more awkward the more I read it, does this book have multiple female protagonists or a single female protagonist? 😐

The protagonist is set to be a time traveler, but his identity is of no use at all. Writing the protagonist feels dull, as if it is catering to the heroines' rebirth plot. A bit like a girl channel.

Is the author's new book a prequel to this book?

The author will update quickly, I am optimistic about you

I think it's pretty good-looking. I quite like this style of always being entangled but having a good ending. I definitely don't want to be a eunuch 😁