
Reborn in the Eighties: I Sold Everything to Go to School
重生八零砸锅卖铁去上学
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 280k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Rebirth
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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130Chapters
50kPopularity
1.1kReaders
8.0Score
139Must-read votes
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I was strongly recommended this book by many people on xhs, but I couldn't continue after chapter 33. Many of the characters didn't fit the story, the plot was confusing, and it felt like the plot had reached a certain point where the NPCs appeared inexplicably because of the plot.
The characters' personalities felt chaotic, switching between good and bad, and the plot was bland.
This is all jumbled up and I don't know what I'm writing.
This book is utterly absurd. The relationships between the characters are incoherent. The female lead's rebirth doesn't elicit any surprise, and even her death is left unexplained. Initially, the author seems to think his father is good, but then his father turns out to be both good and bad. His grandparents are also portrayed differently.
I couldn't read any further after chapter 44.
Super delicious