The second time I've seen a novel with a 1 star rating
This narrative focuses on my aversion to stories about regret or second chances where the protagonist instantly becomes invincible upon regression. The beginning might feel a bit cringeworthy, but I appreciate the development when they reveal the hardships their past self faced. As for the romance, it's rather unremarkable – a typical high school affair that doesn't particularly impress me and often comes across as cringe-worthy. The business aspect is merely average, which is understandable given the setting in high school and my low expectations for it to improve significantly later on. What does entertain me is seeing the main character (MC) get some comeuppance from the sidelines. Overall, it's an enjoyable read despite its flaws.
Rewrite means?..how much did they change?
Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Huck ?
No problem
I seriously don't understand how Toika can write the same characters despite all the complaints about the characters and literally nothing else.
Really good. One of my favorite novels. 10/10
One of my favourite novels ever !!!! Please come back author
This novel makes me want to cheer the female lead on, whack the system to give it a upgraded maturity plus wake up call, and yell in frustration at the slow romantic progress.
The female lead is not dumb, she is given literally no time to connect the suspicious behaviors and moments.
Just whisked away to the next scenario with barely enough time for a real life slow comedic romance with the male lead.
They hardy speak before she faints!
Really appreciate good novels like these which make me break my patience to read arc by arc.
I think that there is missing chatpers around 764
The sibling dynamic is hilarious, what a comedy goldmine! Furthermore, the plot stands out as unconventional due to the reversed roles, with the female lead (FL) taking charge and the male lead (ML) displaying a charming vulnerability.
"It's incredibly impressive, a harmonious blend of action and suspense. The pacing is well-balanced, neither tedious nor artificially stuffed with unnecessary details; instead, it builds intrigue and leaves me eager to devour more! I wholeheartedly recommend this."