After Cutting Ties, They Regretted It

The male lead, who was murdered in his past life and was reborn, acts like a saint, which is quite ridiculous. No wonder not many people watch it.

Dragging along, indecisive, this kind of rebirth story—it's not satisfying, it doesn't involve revenge. What's the point of writing it? No wonder nobody reads it.

It's somewhat understandable if one member of the family has cerebellar atrophy, but now the whole family has cerebellar atrophy and lacks initiative—how can they possibly start a company?

I suggest he die again, and it's supposed to be a reincarnation story. If it weren't for so many people helping him, he would have died countless times already. It's a terrible story.

It's just that the updates are slow.

What a loser! He keeps dragging his feet and this is supposed to be a satisfying read?

Then why bother writing a rebirth story? It's unreadable without a harem. There are so many resources in this rebirth story. There's no career either. And the women don't even frequent brothels; they're always causing trouble in your Qin family.

This is the most spineless rebirth novel ever, worse than Xu Mo's, and it's full of saintly sentimentality.

This is toxic; view with caution, or you'll want to die.

Thirteen years ago, a three-year-old child could be more capable than an adult.