Reborn and Already Trying to Conquer Me? Do You Really Think You're Worthy, Young Lady?

Does this book have a harem element? I prefer pure romance.

I've read most of Xuebao's books, and first, let me share my personal opinion—she's truly a master of modern harem romance. While her writing in the historical genre fluctuates between upper-middle and upper-middle level, her campus or urban novels are far superior to her historical ones. Her writing exudes a relaxed, carefree, and ordinary quality, gradually building up into a captivating coming-of-age story. Her strengths, such as delicate emotions and well-developed characters, are well-known and won't be elaborated upon. An Jin Chu, as the most realistic and three-dimensional female lead in the story, and my personal favorite without a doubt, embodies what Xuebao has always upheld. In every aspect of Xuebao's work…

A perfect ending, so wonderful! The first time I cried while reading a novel was when Lin Yuqi gave up on her rebirth. Watching the countdown—8:53…9:00…11:50…12:00—my tears streamed down my face. It's so good, the ending is perfect!

I posted a comment on chapter 6 four years ago, and now it has over 1600 likes. I really don't know how to fix this.

There's not much to say about the plot. As for the writing style, well, it's quite suitable for a slice-of-life story, above average. You can tell the author invested emotion. The following comments are purely personal opinions, so please don't be offended. First, regarding the male lead, although the author gave him reasons for being a jerk, I just can't bring myself to like him. I've read two of He Xue's books, and I always feel the author is quite fixated on the characters' understanding of "love." To put it bluntly, it feels a bit melodramatic, not in a derogatory way, but I can't find a suitable adjective right now. Take the male lead, for example, he's reborn. Before his rebirth, he was ambitious because of his girlfriend...

The old-fashioned urban campus romance novels have no future in the modern era; they've only been revived by the author's additions and descriptions. Lacking a main plot and the so-called mature and composed tone of a seasoned professional, they instead radiate a vibrant youthful and dreamlike quality in everyday life.

This is a novel I finished reading a while ago. The plot and characters were fantastic, so I looked up the author. It's called He Xue, and after reading the reviews and some of her other works, I realized she's a well-known figure on the site. There's definitely a reason she's so popular. This book seems to be one of her earlier works, but it's still very well written. The characters are incredibly vivid, like they leap off the page. First, there's Lin Yuqi, whose gentle, wifely qualities are overflowing, especially when she's alone with Luo Chen and An Jinchu. She exudes the kind of warmth and gravitas described in the reviews, like the "official wife"...

🐶The snow-covered scene has also become a classic.

Initially, I picked up this book simply to fill the romantic fantasies of a high school student who had never been in love. But gradually, I found that the stories in the novel resonated with my own life. In Shanghai, I met my first love, a very lovely girl who outwardly resembled An Jinchu, but whose life experiences were completely different from Lin Yuqi's. She had suffered from depression but had overcome it, and then we met. He Xue's writing is truly delicate, and the emotions revealed are filled with genuine feeling. She also has her own unique perspective on love. I am somewhat similar to Luo Chen because I am a Pisces, so I always...

This is my fourth time rewatching it, and it's still my absolute favorite character, the one from 🐶Hexue.