Reborn: Winning Back My Treasure Girl

The more I listen to it, the more I feel that the male protagonist has lived like a dog for decades before he was reborn. The first thing is the ugly handwriting, because as you age, your handwriting will normally get better and better. The second is the learning attitude after rebirth. If a person in his thirties or forties could have the opportunity to go back to high school, what would his learning attitude be like? The third thing is that there are fewer scenes for the heroine than for the supporting female characters. What's even more terrible is that they are not written around the core of the male protagonist's pursuit of the female protagonist.

The emotions are delicate and the plot is exciting. Watching it makes you feel like you are back in your school days. You have a lot of feelings in your heart and it also brings back the beautiful memories of your school days!

This shouldn't be a story about rebirth. The protagonist is almost 40 years old. When he was reborn as a boy, his words and deeds were not mature and stable at all.

The heroine doesn't appear as often as a passerby, so she might as well just write a harem story.

It's anticlimactic, and it's obvious that the author doesn't want to write anymore.

It's a very good campus novel. The relationship between classmates is delicate. It's not as fast-paced as other rebirth novels. Very storytelling

Youth is also flying

The title of the book does not match the content. Every person of the opposite sex has a boring relationship line. Only the heroine appears very rarely. I don't understand why there are so many ratings. I suggest you don't fall into this trap, even if you don't have any brains.

It looks so good, I must vote (๑•.•๑)

Overall, it's pretty good, and the plot logic in the early stages is clear. The disadvantage is that the plot develops too fast later. If the author writes the later content slowly, it will be a very good book.