Ten Years as Her Stand-In! Now That I'm Gone, She Regrets It
替身十年！今离去，她却追悔莫及
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Hot-Blooded Campus
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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This book seems to be an example of art imitating life.
The male protagonist isn't just mindlessly slapping people in the face; he has principles, which puts him ahead of most of his peers.
The first 400 chapters were very enjoyable; I really liked the female lead, and it was very heartwarming. The later chapters became a bit bland, but overall, I'd still give it a good review and support the author.
It's really good. If you like reading novels, you can read it, but I prefer listening to audiobooks. I would recommend listening to it; it's more immersive. The plot is rich and realistic, and it's especially good.
Honestly, based on my own reading experience and not from reviews, the quality is only average, but I encourage the author to give it a good review. However, I still have to mention the parts I didn't enjoy reading it. Of course, this is a rather subjective evaluation based on my own reading and plot preferences: The shortcomings are as follows: 1.
I don't know if anyone has read Dragon Raja, but I think the female lead is really similar to Xia Mi, including the three sacred dating spots, and the so-called unknown boy confessing his feelings, etc... To be honest, I was stunned when I saw these things.
Overall it's okay, just a bit bland.
It's pretty good, but why did the rating drop?
I find those who recklessly slander this book disgusting. It's such a good book; I think it's a breath of fresh air in the rebirth genre. Unlike other rebirth novels, it doesn't have a system; instead, the characters rely on their own efforts to achieve their goals, even though it borrows some elements from future games.
I came from Douyin (TikTok), and this book is truly, truly, truly excellent. Aside from a few typos (not really), in terms of plot, Liu's parents seem more like the protagonist's parents. Now, seeing Liu's second birthday celebration where her parents invite the protagonist, it feels like the protagonist's feelings for Liu's parents aren't very deep.