After I Was Reborn, They All Wanted to Conquest Me

Honestly, every time I write about the younger sister's scenes, I always find myself having so much to write about. Maybe I should just stick to writing stories about the younger sister.

I've pushed them all away, I've pushed them all away, I'll take them all! Such great girls, why wait until New Year's to take them? They're all main characters, no one can escape them.

Brothers, I want to ask, is this development a competition or a takeover? If it's a competition, who will win in the end?

I'm having so much fun writing this new chapter that I can't stop now. Next up is Mu Qiong and Su Nuannuan's turn.

I got really tired of reading Volume 2; it kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time. So I removed it from my bookshelf, but then I remembered I was curious and added it back. Volume 3 was the same, so I skipped straight to the latest chapter of Volume 4. This is too much! It's still keeping me hanging. This book is just trying to trick me into subscribing. I removed it from my bookshelf again.

Well, this book isn't particularly sweet, but it's incredibly angsty, constantly torturing the female characters. The male lead basically treats all the female characters as tools (at least for now) to complete his missions and win them over. His choice after discovering he retains his memories is to run away, constantly hurting the girls who genuinely love him. And due to the setting, all the female characters' affection levels are capped at the start. This setup is convenient but makes the female characters' personalities unfounded. So far, I don't think any of the female characters besides Nuannuan have any truly memorable traits. Pu is a typical yandere control freak, and the reason for her personality isn't explained. Mo is just a bit more energetic...

Yes, if you let your mind wander, you'll experience extraordinary pleasure.

Hi everyone, this is br sister's first rave review XD (just kidding, I'm a loyal fan of Yueyue!). This book review should actually have been published when the book was released, but I kept putting it off until now. I'll write a more detailed review for Ziye in a few days. — This review contains no spoilers, so please read with confidence. If you want to argue, then it's my fault. — This book was actually written by Ziye with a bit of a cash grab mentality, picking up her old skills, so the character settings are extremely similar to the previous book, which is understandable. The reading experience is generally neither good nor bad. The good points are in the plot and setting; there are very few inconsistencies or retconning issues, and...

Sure, the title is right. It has to be this kind of passive-aggressive behavior from the male lead. Other novels claim the female lead is the one who wins over the male lead, but it's always the male lead doing the winning over the female lead—it's disgusting. Let's see if it continues like this later on. It has to be a wooden, passive-aggressive male lead, with the female lead winning him over.

"The Anti-Conquest Game of Love, Xia You, Are You Ready?"—Foreword First of all, congratulations on this book reaching its end, marking the conclusion of our reading. Their happiness has just begun. This review contains spoilers, please read with caution. Book Rating: 8.5-8.8 Book Tags: Rebirth, Harem, Plot, Slice of Life, Perfect Ending Preface: This book review was so difficult to write! Although I could have left the complaints for last, I just couldn't hold back anymore! The content is so rich, it's hard to summarize the plot! This slice-of-life style is really difficult for me to summarize, plus...