Back at Six, I Won a Powerful Childhood Friend

How did they get such a high rating? You probably don't experience this much frustration in real life.

It was readable at first, but it got a bit weak starting in high school, and I ended up skipping straight to the ending. I should have read the book reviews first.

It was pretty good, but the ending felt rushed. Maybe cutting the ending short is a common problem nowadays.

The writing is decent, and it's quite addictive (maybe because I haven't read much of this genre). It feels like my day is their whole life, from the protagonist's six years old to their twenties. Reading it made me feel old, like watching a younger generation grow up...

The beginning was quite good, making me feel a pang of sadness and heartache for Xiao Yi. But after growing up, the female lead seemed like a completely different person, both foolish and pretentious. From her childhood intentional approach to her later teenage infatuation, the male lead was always her strongest protector. Why did she become so pretentious and affected as an adult?

Overall, it's not bad, but the female lead seems a bit too hesitant when it comes to relationships.

Qiao Yiyi is reborn and snags her childhood sweetheart Cheng Jing'an (the kind of story that spans from kindergarten to marriage! Oh my god, I love reading it!). It's so sweet! And it's so satisfying to watch her take down those supporting characters! Plus, the writing is excellent!

The theme is novel, a rare story of time travel to a six-year-old's age. The writing is a bit raw, but keep it up!

Hmm... I've read over a hundred chapters now, and around chapter 100, the female lead's plot is really frustrating. I initially thought she was just conserving her energy, so a little frustration wouldn't be a problem, but this is just too much! It's giving me the feeling of breast hyperplasia.

It was alright, but there wasn't enough sweetness in it, and it ended so quickly.