Reborn: Zhao Xiaohan Charges Ahead

Having read many rebirth novels, I've noticed that none of the female protagonists in female-oriented novels can keep their secrets; the male protagonists always find out (whether they are discovered or told to them voluntarily). In contrast, the male protagonists in male-oriented rebirth novels are able to keep their secrets.

I read this book in elementary school, and now I'm a freshman in college. I've read it about four or five times. It's really a memory. But why can't I join the fan group?

I followed this book many years ago. I received it by chance and will save it for now. I really liked it back then.

I can still find this book from ten years ago on the page. I read it twice, many years ago.

What I loved most back then, I still love now.

I read this novel when I was 11, and now I'm 21. I just suddenly remembered it. I only remember that the female lead was from Xinjiang when she was young, and the male lead was the son of a high-ranking official. She had a special ability to use her powers of movement. I searched for "rebirth" on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) from 2012 until now but couldn't find it.

It's irresponsible of me to pay money for a book that's missing so many chapters!

The unbroken paragraph formatting makes me not want to read this book anymore.

I can't download the book I bought last time.

Did the author really have to use so many parentheses to say so much nonsense? There's also a lot of unnecessary stuff in the main text; it needs more polishing.