Since I’m Reborn, I Might as Well Bring My Childhood Sweetheart Home

It felt like Su had been with Xia as a ghost in her previous life, and maybe when Xia returned to elementary school, Su had no memory for the time being. It was only after Xia avoided Su's death that Su remembered Xia's memories. And Xia lost part of his memory for unknown reasons, and a large part of this memory may be about Jiang. Jiang and Xia most likely knew each other in high school, or even as children. Some habits like bringing chocolate in summer may have been left over from when I met Jiang in high school in my previous life. Maybe Xia Hui and Jiang are familiar with each other because Jiang is like Su. After all, they both like sweets and painting? Perhaps.

When I first started reading it, I thought it was just a light-hearted love story, but after reading it, I realized that the writing is indeed interesting, but a bit confusing. Is it playing with different timelines, parallel universes, or has it been reborn more than once? In addition, this book is currently about two female protagonists, to remind future friends

It feels like Su Youning has come back from the future

It's already 350,000 words, so why hasn't the author put it on the shelves? Even if his grades were 300,000 words worse, he could have put it on the shelves, right? Wouldn't he refuse to pay for perfect attendance? 😐

It's admirable to achieve such great results and write more than 200,000 words.

I have just read more than 20 chapters. The writing style is quite to my liking and relatively fresh. I just want to say that sometimes the dialogue is not routine enough, and sometimes it seems a bit middle-of-the-road. The overall shortcomings are not concealed. Good luck, author.

But no one is watching, which is a pity

I just started reading it and it feels very good. I'll wait until I catch up on the latest chapter.

Is the author direct or internally submitted? Why are there so few words? Not even 30,000

In the first chapter, the post talks about singles, and the comment section talks about two heroines.