Reborn as Xia Liuli

I miss it so much! I really like this novel. I read it when I was very young, and then I found it again by chance and finished it. This is the first time I've felt so immersed in the story. It's just a pity it's a bit short and the ending is a bit rushed. The author hasn't written any new books since. It's a very good book.

It's so boring, like selling vegetables at a market: bok choy for 1.5 Yuan, garlic for 4 yuan...

I think the author should change the book title; the current title makes it seem less sophisticated.

I searched for this on a whim, and I didn't expect to find it. This seems to be the first reincarnation romance novel I ever read. I read it in physical form during high school, and although I've forgotten the details, I still feel a lot of nostalgia. Maybe it's because I read it in the summer, but this book always gives me a feeling of a hot summer day with a gentle breeze. Nostalgic 😄

Is that all? That's ridiculous! They didn't even explain what Tao Ran said.

I remember subscribing to the whole thing, so why did I miss some chapters when I came back to check?

It ended so quickly, when will you start a new book?

A person who died because of poor health, a person who became stupid from reading too much, this attitude towards life, an old woman who is almost 30 years old, can still look at young men.

I don't know when I started to enjoy writing. I'm not a writer or an author, just a storyteller with a good story in my heart, waiting for someone to savor it! I hope someone can hear and see this story; that's enough for me! Thank you, *The Beauty of Imperfection*, I eagerly await your reading!

I read this article many years ago, and I was extremely impressed by He Ruina's description of it as "a fat ball standing on coal," haha. I remembered it again while chatting with a friend the other day, so I dug out the article and read it again. I then discovered that the one I read before was actually a pirated copy.