Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1168 1165. Comments on "I Really Won't Refuse Rebirth"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book from Sanjiang to you.

"I Really Won't Refuse Rebirth", Zhou Yikouniao, level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
"Don't confess to me, I really won't refuse."

"I told you, I won't refuse."

【Brief Comment】

awkward!

His old book was banned. The title of the book was "Rebirth: I Really Didn't Want to Be a Male God", and it was formerly known as "Rebirth: I Really Didn't Want to Be a Scumbag".

In March last year, I introduced this book in detail. At that time, he was still a level 1 author and had just come from another site.

The first book he wrote was called "I Was Reborn After the College Entrance Examination."

After counting like this, everyone should have an impression of this person.

What I want to talk about today is his new book, which will be forced to be put on the shelves tomorrow, and it is not an ordinary day for release.

He himself said that his new book was blocked after 20 chapters, and his old book was completely gone. It was obvious that someone was trying to trick him.

Fortunately, his editor protected him and saved him from complete destruction.

Because the plot has been greatly changed, when I was trying to read it, I tried my best to support the original version, and then made a rough comparison with the original plot of other sites.

There is indeed a gap in reading, but it is not unacceptable.

Therefore, I suggest that everyone should read the original version, especially the plot after it was released, and read it as soon as possible. The author himself is not sure about the writing.

Readers who often read urban rebirth novels should understand what kind of monsters are written in the book.

In fact, it’s nothing, just a bunch of later works, and it is far from being comparable to Liu Bei.

The protagonist is a son of an official, a former insignificant figure. After a rebirth, he decides to turn his life around and have a proper relationship. There's a stepmother and a half-sister in the family, but that's all. The two of them won't develop any excessive feelings for each other.

Otherwise, it wouldn't just be a matter of banning the book, banning the title would be a light punishment. Haven't you seen how miserable Shuiyu's fate was?

Furthermore, because a lot of the original plot is missing, there are some minor problems in the connection of some plots, but the impact on the overall situation is not particularly large.

The author's mentality is facing a test. If readers don't give strong support, he will be doomed sooner or later.

From my personal reading experience, it is actually quite good. You have to know how difficult it is to write some post-literary works nowadays, and how many books can survive.

I still say the same thing, you have to wait and see, don't give yourself the chance to regret, and don't let this stubborn post-processing boss fall at some point and never recover.

It's really well written, and quite courageous.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

Haha, this is another urban novel about people who like driving. Many readers said they like it very much.

When reading urban novels, isn't it this kind of gentleness that people are looking for? Do they really like to watch the protagonist struggle in the business empire?

However, compared to the newspaper seller, it is still relatively obscure. If it is not obscure, it will not withstand the closure again. It will really go crazy.

It is a pleasure to read these old authors writing books. They don’t engage in excessive whining or have any lofty ambitions. They just love to hang around these girls.

It can make up for the spiritual pursuits that everyone lacks most in reality and also give readers a spiritual sustenance. Why not do it?

However, everyone should strike a balance and never test the boundaries of online literature, as it is very dangerous.

(End of this chapter)