Anew Through Reincarnation: My Youth Story with Myself

SF is a breath of fresh air; it's just a pity that many masterpieces go unread, while those flashy but ultimately superficial works have a huge following.

This is my second repost. The first time it didn't even get approved because of the word count – what a mistake! Now I have to rewrite it. Self-marriage… well… many people probably find it hard to accept, and in fact, that's true. Gender-swap has become mainstream in shonen light novels, but self-marriage stories are extremely rare. Not just rare in excellent works, but in fact, there are very few self-marriage stories at all! I checked, and I couldn't find the words "self-marriage" in the popular tags on the homepage, no matter how I scrolled. Then I looked in the school-themed novel category, and finally found it at the very last tag…

A four-star rating—to be honest, I only raised it because everyone else gave it ten stars. It's not that I'm deliberately picking a fight with the author, "Quietly Listening to the Wind"; this is an objective rating based almost entirely on the book's click count, number of favorites, word count, and after reading dozens of chapters. Of course, some of my personal subjectivity and evaluation of the work cannot be completely ruled out. Now, let me explain why I gave it such a low rating. Frankly, after initially reading this work, I felt almost unbearably uncomfortable...

The plot is perfect, the writing is perfect, the suspense is perfect, and the author's attitude is perfect. However, the novel's title is terrible. My review of this book—a masterpiece with a miswritten title—is that I usually prioritize the plot when rating a novel; it accounts for seven out of ten points. In my opinion, the plot of this book far surpasses *Your Name*, being much more bizarre and mysterious. Why use the words "bizarre" and "mysterious"? You'll understand once you read it. Because of the plot, saying anything more would be a spoiler and would negatively impact the reading experience. Regarding the writing style, it's really not that important in light novels; don't go for anything that sounds like it's written by a primary school student...

This article is a sequel titled "My Unpopularity Is the World's Fault."

Reviewer 1: A campus-themed, gender-swapped self-marriage story with good writing. The overall plot follows a warm and romantic route, with relatively delicate character portrayals and a good opening. Overall, while the work has no major flaws and the overall framework has some novel elements, the campus plot design is somewhat clichéd. Reviewer 2: The writing style itself is very good, refreshing and easy to read, and it's quite delicate when necessary. The dual-narrative self-marriage story isn't a novel concept, but it's still enjoyable to read. The story framework is relatively complete and well-structured, but the specific fleshing out, i. E., The construction of smaller plots, lacks...

Hello everyone, this is Yan Luo Jingnan Yan Dashao (scissors hands~). After a hiatus of several months, I've secretly returned. Those who have read this should know, please don't tell anyone... *Cough*, I don't want to get razor blades. I write gender-swapped stories, and while my current book might not be as well-written, I can only say it's an older manuscript, so let's discuss Feng Yu's work based on my current writing level. First, the title: "Story" series, prefixed with "Me and Me," clearly indicates that this novel revolves around the various stories between our two main characters, supplemented by various subplots. In this respect, Feng Yu handles it quite well...

It's better than the ending of Gintoki's visual novel.

(Just some personal rant; if you don't understand, I suggest reading the story first before reading the review.) This is a reincarnation story (not an infinite flow story, pay attention!). This kind of endlessly circling style seems rare in SF (Shanghai Fanfiction), at least I haven't seen it before. Regarding this reincarnation method, I can guess that there might be four main characters (Qin Xin, Mo Ge, Qin Qin, and the mysterious shopkeeper), and they are all the same person. This is quite novel, perfectly reflecting the concept of "me and my name," and it's even doubled! It's very imaginative and makes you want to guess what will happen next. This method makes the originally mundane daily life much more colorful...

Writing a book review is such a hassle, but I'll still offer some suggestions for that guy. (The work itself is 9/10, friendship gets 1/10). Feng Yu… (seriously, what a ridiculous name!), That's the author of this book, and a friend of mine. Seeing how poorly his book is doing, I thought I'd give it a review. As you can see, this novel has no eye-catching cover, not even a single edited version, just the original image. There's no captivating title, and even the synopsis is incredibly cliché. If it weren't for the decent content, it would have sunk to the bottom of the ocean long ago. More importantly, the author is naive, always believing that gold will eventually be found…