Reborn as Chengxi

I don't care if the male lead is a virgin or not, but can't we be treated fairly? The female lead is a virgin, and the male lead is the only man she sees from beginning to end, while the male lead is a seasoned veteran with extensive experience. Is that fair?

I completely don't understand why there are so many plot points. The female lead was a musician in her past life and is a princess in this one. But she's 13 years old and still treated like a useless person, pampered by the government. What happened to her musical talent? What happened to her magical abilities? Where did they all go?

Everyone's talking about whether it's C or not, and the issue of fairness. Those who think it doesn't matter who has more relationships first. The male lead is different; some people like bad boys and don't care about the "women don't love good men" trope—the kind of womanizer who suddenly becomes a devoted lover and gets won over by a pure-hearted woman.

The male lead protects the woman who almost killed the female lead, secretly believing she's too weak to do anything to him. Later, after being drugged, he forces himself on her, and yet she still falls in love with him? I can only say the female lead is despicable. Goodbye, hahaha.

I don't understand why the female lead likes the male lead; her feelings seem to come out of nowhere. The male lead forced her into a relationship, and she forgave him instead of sending him to jail. Is it possible for someone to fall in love with a rapist? Is this kind of love normal?

I couldn't understand it at all. The various settings were unclear, and they kept adding plot twists, making it impossible to get into the story.

I couldn't stand it after the third chapter. The premise was so poorly designed, full of plot holes and forced. I'm not reading any further.

There are just too many pointless speculations about the female lead.

If the female lead were to transmigrate to a post-apocalyptic world, I'd love to see how she, with no physical strength, would rise above others in the apocalypse using her artistic talents. Also, I quite like the male lead; judging from the comments, it seems quite a few people don't like him.

Although I haven't read this story, I did read *The Spirit Master* and thought the author's writing was quite good. I support the author.