Reborn: Now I Have a White Moonlight Too

Is the female protagonist's background really that unique? A woman, a high school student, orphaned, with only a grandmother in poor health, and everyone in her class knows about it. Given this situation, she should at least qualify for some form of government assistance, like welfare or being registered as a poverty-stricken household. Plus, she's ranked first in her class.

I'm usually too lazy to type, and I even waste my monthly votes, but I'm still willing to spend some time supporting this book. Mainly, these kinds of books are easily abandoned, so I'm giving it my maximum monthly votes and recommendations, hoping it will be completed. The biggest treasure of this book is its warmth.

It's well-written, I hope more people read it, otherwise the author will abandon the project. That's why I'm making this post.

It's very well written; it's my favorite book I've read on Qidian.com. The story is told in such a way that it makes you almost believe it's a true story that happened in a small county town in the south. The characters are very well-developed, and each one is vividly portrayed. The most touching aspect is this simple, genuine affection—mutual support, care, and companionship.

If the author doesn't intend to include Su Xia, it's best not to write too many plot points with a one-sided romantic undertone. If she's needed to drive the plot, it's best to clarify the relationship beforehand. A constant ambiguity with only one female lead will make readers uncomfortable, while multiple female leads will feel like a waste of space. Trying to please both sides will only please no one.

Garbage, I couldn't even finish the first chapter.

Chapter One: Died from Poisoning

After reading about twenty chapters, this book... The protagonist's personality and life experiences are too immature. Some issues that are very simple for adults are made very awkwardly, perhaps in an attempt to portray the female characters.

It's clear that our high school physics teacher was really great. Once, I got hold of the exam paper beforehand; I genuinely cheated on the physics test, and I did quite well. When the physics teacher saw me in the hallway, he simply patted me on the head and said, "Try harder next time, show your true abilities." At the time, I knew the teacher had subtly pointed something out, but I didn't think much of it. Looking back now, I realize he was truly a wonderful person.

Then I'll have to taste it to see if it's salty or bland. That author got too cocky after writing 2010.