After Being Reborn, Their Personas Fell Apart
重生后，她们人设崩塌了
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The male protagonist appears righteous and awe-inspiring, but in reality, he is inflexible, selfish, and possesses O. Henry's ideas but lacks his writing skills.
The male lead's character is indeed a bit conflicted, and I also feel there are some issues with his wife from the previous life. Firstly, she missed seeing him one last time and attending his funeral because of the experiment. As someone who loves the male lead, shouldn't she hate the experiment? But she continues to conduct experiments, giving the impression that she loves the experiment more than she loves the male lead. I think it could be changed, for example, by researching a machine that can travel to the past. Would that make the viewing experience better?
By chapter 40, I genuinely felt that the male protagonist was so bound by his "past" memories that he lost some of his agency. You've been reborn, so why bother caring so much about things from your previous life? You can say he cares about his original wife, fine, but why does he have to follow the same old path? It's a new life, so why can't he have a new life and new encounters?
The male lead is practically nonexistent; he shows absolutely no charm, and the emotional descriptions are also terrible.
What kind of depression is it? Stomach pain is tolerable, but the abuse of the main character is definitely not okay.
To be honest, Chu Qingyan's advantage is so great that I don't think anyone else has any room to enter the fray, especially after confirming that everyone has the memories.
It's well written, I love reading it.
For those who have already started reading, is it addictive or full of plot holes?
Now that I've gotten to Chu Qingyan, I'll add the part about her working with her ex-fiancé later, otherwise this plot hole will keep bothering me.
This male protagonist is completely brain-dead. His actions are like finally managing to get a Beijing residency permit, then suddenly deciding his past life wasn't like this and shouldn't be changed, so he immediately transfers it back to Henan. Is this male protagonist really a social outcast?