I Am the One Who Decides My Happiness After Rebirth

I almost missed a good book by complaining about the title. I have read 7 of Su Si Gongzi's 8 novels. The writing is smooth and the characters are unique. I like them very much.

I like this type of writing, everyday style ~ not a lot of top-notch stuff ヾ(✿ﾟ▽ﾟ)ノ

After being reborn, the heroine of this book is too eager for quick success. She does everything with a purpose. Talents are more expensive than finesse. She learns too much and cannot take care of both. Talents cannot be learned by relying on your IQ and means in your twenties. Rebirth only gives you one more opportunity. It does not improve your IQ after rebirth. Moreover, the three views are extremely unfair. The stories I told my friends and the articles published by the publisher were all plagiarized. Can I take some shame? If you say you don't dare plagiarize poetry, is it okay to do anything else? At first glance, Harry Potter was written by someone who was not eight years old, and it ruined many years of hard work. Don't you feel guilty?

I really can't stand it after reading Chapter 6. The heroine's behavior of directly telling others about unpublished articles in the form of narration and letters should be considered plagiarism. Isn't she afraid that her cousin will spread this story? I think you should at least respect the fruits of other people's work. This kind of behavior is really intolerable.

Well enough. . But I didn't finish it (๑• . •๑) After reading a little bit, I went straight to the ending (*/ω＼*) The ending was pretty good, I liked it, now I'll go back and slowly read the previous ones