Reviews of Rebirth: How A Loser Became A Prince Charming
Rebirth: How A Loser Became A Prince Charming
Erbao Angel
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- Character Design
- world background
Honestly, I can read more then 3 chapters. Mc gets a second life, he follows after a high school girl. He was supposed to be mature because I thought this novel is about 18 again but he behaves like a nine year old. Seriously author, I was so hyped after the name and tags but you disappointed me on another level. There are so many scenarios that are rushed and most of the reactions doesn't make sense. Like mc have noddles on his head...he slurps on them and smiles at his crush and that crush who rejected him yesterday, blushes on this scene. ok I am out.
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I liked this story, it was a smooth read and although there were ups and downs in the story I never felt that I should just stop reading or anything so, the ending wasn't rushed and it also leaves scope for a follow through sequel of the story if the writer wishes to write it. I would definitely recommend this to readers who are here to relax, enjoy and just enjoy the pace of the story.
While reading this novel at first I don't understand the story i keep thinking why he is to reborn? Is he regret to something or anything else? but later on love the story because despite he's a college student he's earning money for himself, he manage his study and work as well, this novel is quite great... Love this... 😘😘
Too fast paced and confusing from the get go. Dont know why he returned 18 yrs back, if its an alternative universe, parallel universe. He relationships with secondary characters also , they make no sense in the first few chapters. No build up to there interactions. Its like 'Blaam' in your face writing style. Even the mc and the class monitor, he returns back, finds out his old self was heartbroken about a rejection, his new self suddenly likes her. The writting style is bad, it goes from 1 to 10 in a few sentences. 🤔🤨 Sorry to the author but not my cup of tea.
If you like something very fast paced, revenge, malicious plots, the typical godly powers and harem CN novel than this is not for you. If however you're like me and enjoy at times a more slow paced series than you'll probably enjoy this. The MC is a little dense but he's not into harems. He likes one girl and sticks with her so far. There's no revenge plots, no betrayal just a fun slice of life series. He's not all-knowing, but he is talented and he does try to improve himself throughout. It's a lighthearted and relaxing series and after reading a lot of the more traditional far, this is a good break.
I really tried to like this novel. I really did. Firstly, the REBIRTH part of the title led me to believe that he just went back in time from his 'loser' self and tried to improve his state from when he was in high school etc, however the author just decided to implement all his fantasies with the MC and it was plain boring. MC got everything he wanted, his personality is boring and he barely uses his rebirth powers. Moving on to the female MC (of where I read up to, not sure if it turns out to be harem or they break up). The female MC is bland as ****. Her personality is even worse of that of the male lead's. I assume this is partly to do with Chinese dating culture etc as it was in the late 90's but MC decides to spend all his money on her train tickets, gifts, and she outright refuses to make time for him, even an hour. She 'spends all her time studying' but everyone knows that prolonged studying is worse than taking breaks and I doubt she'd study all the time she wasn't eating/sleeping/having lectures. I'm probably exaggerating but the female lead really annoyed me. The friends of the MC were more interesting than the MC imo, however still bland. This novel would be 10x better without the early romance, bland leads and poor story development. The novel up to C106 is: exams, work as model, go on 'dates' with the most boring girl ever.
The mc is supper silly for money... he can do anything.. starting from become model, actor, and accountant. But he is super genius with high IQ and very loyal to his girlfriend.. the man who is loyal to his girlfriend is a good man.. the best quality man. I am reading this novel form the very begining and leave it for a while to change atmosfer.. but very soon back again... its so nice you know to see a loyal and cute man.. hahaha
This is a story recommended for light-reading, with a bit of fluff and comedy. I love that this is not a harem though. The MC stays true to the mentality of chinese people at the time. At first at the earlier chapter I thought this story will be some kind of harem. But it's not! Their love is like solid gold, mutual trust, companionship, mutual understanding. Basically until now they still don't have even a fight! The MC is perfect through and through. Good face, good personality, good brain, good luck, good friends, good skill, etc etc etc. The story's got none problem. It's all happy sailing. Spoiler: For 300 chapters, it will be about MC development in China and his bachelor degree Around Chapter 300-600, the story will be about his development in America (international stage) and his post-graduate degree
First and foremost, a quick note to the Editor: Flied should be replaced with 'flew' as the past tense for 'fly'. The only acceptable used for 'flied' would be in the use of baseball for one specific situation ('Pop flied' in which the baseball was hit in a certain way that would indicate a past tense of that certain style/situation of hitting the ball in question). Aside from that, hell good job with the translation and word choice. As stated above, I have found the translation quality to be great aside from the few uses of 'flied' to describe the past tense of flying from place to place on an airplane. The updates are quite frequent and I am enjoying the rate of releases. The story itself has quite a few problems. The pacing is rather odd, slowing down to detail things that are absolutely unnecessary, then suddenly jumping forward to the conclusion of a large period of time. Most of the story almost feels like filler where the author doesn't have any specific goals in mind to suddenly be hijacked by an idea. When the hijacking happens the story moves in quite the positive direction and becomes rather funny, but aside from that, you have large swaths of boring nothingness that merely serves to fill in a word count quota. The world building, despite the rather bland sections of filler, is accomplished with "Okay" quality. The author starts off with a rather small area surrounding the protagonist and opens it up rather quickly. It takes quite a few chapters, but eventually, the entire world is being put up on stage, though not in a very descriptive way. All-in-all, not the best story out there, but it has its amusing moments and the translation team is quite good.