They're All Reborn

This book tells the story of three girls who are reborn and come back to make up for their regrets with the male protagonist. There is no cool plot of fighting or cheating, and there is no deliberately bloody jealousy. It just writes about their everyday interactions, such as eating together, chatting, solving small conflicts and other daily things. The author writes in a very down-to-earth way, neither using words nor sensationalizing. He just slowly talks about how these people became familiar with each other from strangers, how they get along with each other and understand each other emotionally. The male protagonist is not Long Aotian, just an ordinary office worker. The girls are not perfect characters either, they all have their own shortcomings and concerns. There are no major ups and downs in reading the whole book, but you can feel the real warmth and growth between people. It is suitable for readers who like a slow pace and want to read ordinary people's love stories. It will not feel tired or fake, and it will be as natural as watching the lives of friends around you.