The Childhood Friend Who Reborn With Me Became a Loser

Every word in this book can be found in the dictionary, and it is copied stroke by stroke without any changes, so I suspect that this book is plagiarized...

When I watch it, it draws me into the protagonist's world. Every time I think about me and a few little girls getting intimate while a huge crowd is watching, I can't help but feel nauseous.

He'd been reciting poetry the whole time, so boring. Anyone can recite poetry, right? How can that make him money, become famous, and get him on CCTV? Xia Xiaoxiao is way better than him; at least she said she self-studied junior high, which is verifiable.

At the age of nine, Lao Mao touched his first novel. At that time, he could only roughly recognize Chinese characters and barely understand the meaning, but in fact, he had already immersed himself in the world of novels and never looked back. At the age of twelve, Lao Mao finished reading the classic online novel "Battle Through the Heavens."

Why do I think the concept and writing style of "The First Half of a Cat's Life" are better than Yu Hua's?

Many other books, once you're halfway through reading them, the author suddenly wants to give some kind of launch message, and then you have to pay to read them. This book's author is great; they haven't charged yet. I hope the author won't resort to underhanded methods like others and start charging fees.

If I want to read a harem without a female lead, can the author write about male characters?

The problem with this book seems to be that the author didn't quite understand the situation. They probably already filtered out a group of readers from the childhood chapters, leaving only those who enjoy slice-of-life stories. Then, they skipped over the middle and high school chapters, which should have been the most important parts.

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What were the experiences of the other female protagonists in their past lives? Are there any plot holes? The fact that multiple female protagonists are reborn without mentioning their past lives is a huge red flag.