Bai Cai has someone he can't stand.
She's the girl next door, who lives right beside him.
She's beautiful, gentle, and good at school, but for some reason she keeps approaching him, only to push him away again and again. She won't even let him touch her.
Fine, then he'll just leave.
And so he left for good... this world, after a car sent him flying a hundred meters.
Fortune smiled on him: Bai Cai didn't quite die, but was reborn as a little girl. The only catch was that he was now a girl.
What's the big deal?
Looking at the cool beauty standing outside the door, Bai Cai understood why heaven had given her a second life.
Heh heh. Now that she's been reborn, she won't make the same mistakes as before. You meanie of a girl next door, you'll never bully me again!
Big Sister: "Little Cabbage, where do you think you're running off to?"
Bai Cai: "Waaah, she caught me again."
Author, I urge you to be kind. Jiang Zhi is disgusting, but please don't have the two main characters kill someone and then act like nothing happened while they're dating—that's even more nauseating. I urge you to be kind, author!!! (•́へ•́ ╬)
Jiang's recent behavior is a bit hard to watch. He's forcing himself on the person he likes. Isn't he afraid that Bai Cai will run away? If he doesn't create some new conflict, Bai Cai will be too pitiful. He'll really treat her like a pet.
Currently, the conflict between the two is very minor. It's just that Jiang is unilaterally keeping Bai Cai hanging by her feet by not mentioning his illness. What could have been a major conflict stemming from a past life feud has been managed to be put aside by Jiang's sophistry. It's hard to understand why they're keeping such a small conflict going in the meantime.
The description of being knocked flying 100 meters away suggests a lack of understanding of the concept of 100 meters. On a highway, a car hitting a stationary vehicle only throws them tens of meters; if you want them to be thrown a hundred meters, you'd probably need a high-speed train.
Why did it suddenly start using that rich heiress forced love trope again when it was only halfway through writing?
It's quite delicate and looks very comfortable. It has a tranquil, flowing quality, much like a small county town. Oh dear, our National Department Store's Golden Classics is practically a small county town, it's just like the Japanese Department Store's school.
The plot is dangerous with the protagonist being fifteen. The author should probably change it to an 18-year-old high school senior.
Jiang's recent behavior is really discouraging; I hope things will change later. Bai Cai is so pitiful.
I don't know what kind of era or place this is, but it's so common to see girls being humiliated in internet cafes. It's infuriating. I just want to know, is this really true?
The protagonist is 15 years old; the author needs to be a little careful, or it might be reported.