Goddesses, Stop Chasing Me. The Ugly Duckling Is My One True Love

The previous part was well written. I don't understand why. Eight or ten chapters don't feature the female lead, but instead, ten or more chapters consecutively feature female teachers wearing black stockings or short skirts with bare legs. I don't understand the meaning behind this.

After being reborn, he immediately stopped tolerating scumbag women and men, and his revenge was based on sound values, unlike some authors with bizarre thought processes who use the excuse that things from the previous life don't count in this life, and therefore don't seek revenge, thus wasting their rebirth opportunity. However, the book's weakness lies in the female lead.

The writing style is light and humorous, vividly portraying high school life, and the plot is also very coherent.

The plot is progressing rather slowly, and we haven't seen any change in Bai Menghan yet; she still hasn't opened the door to her heart. The villains also keep popping up to annoy people. So, objectively speaking, this book is rather mediocre.

What kind of nonsense is this?

It's unbearable to watch a regular male lead who hasn't dealt with the scheming woman and the scumbag boyfriend yet.

The female lead has too few scenes, and the plot is too drawn out.

Zhang Mi is supposed to be the female lead, right? I'm speechless. I dropped this part. A female lead who gives you everything doesn't even have a better life than a supporting female character. What kind of story is this? Can't the male lead just find another guy to be his CEO? So ridiculous!

The beginning was quite good, but the ending felt rushed. For a short story, it's alright. However, there's too little focus on the romance between the male and female leads; it's more like the male lead's narrative. It's just average. Those who like narrative style might enjoy it, but if you're expecting a lot of romance, I wouldn't recommend it. Just my personal opinion.

Overall, it's pretty good. The plot doesn't drag, and the revenge after rebirth is satisfying, plus the career storyline is decent. However, the female lead's storyline is too short, and her transformation shouldn't be so drastic. The teacher's storyline won't be extensive, though it's a bit cheesy. I expected more focus on the family aspects, especially the stepmother and sister's story. In short, it's alright, but if each storyline were developed in more detail, it could be a very good novel.