Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 849 845. Comments on "Be Harder on Yourself After Rebirth"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a novel that I am currently following.

"Be Harder to Yourself When You Are Reborn", Blow Up a Big Balloon 9, Level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

【Introduction】

Literary version: I pretend, I criticize, I kill without shedding blood, I take revenge without delay, I can even kill myself when I get ruthless, but I know I am a good person.

Secondary 6 version: At 4:03:18 PM on June 19, 2003, the moment I looked in the mirror for the first time after waking up, I realized that if I didn’t treat myself a little harder, I would be the unlucky one in the future.

Simple version: The stronger you are, the more handsome you are; the more handsome you are, the stronger you are.

Normal version: A story about a ruthless person whose soul is reborn and who is dealt a bad hand, and who even resorts to self-torture after having cheats.

Insightful version: Life is history. Grab whatever you can get your hands on and eat it. Even if you end up eating shit, you're still a winner. A winner is a winner. No one cares how you win; the world only cares about the results.

Official version: I've returned from that glorious era to relive it, not to make up for any regrets, but to find my true ceiling. If you can be ruthless to yourself, God will help you!

[Preliminary Review]

The author has three urban novels under his name: "Reborn Little Player", "Global Monster Killing" and "Be Harder on Yourself When You Are Reborn". I have introduced the second one before.

This time I’ll talk about his new book.

Just by reading the introduction, you can feel the author's sincerity. He leaves us, the readers who want to complain, with nothing to complain about, as he actually explains himself clearly from the introduction.

Really well intentioned.

As for the content, after reading it, my first impression was that it was too violent.

The protagonist is reborn into a very poor family. He is short and has acne all over his face. His grades are only second in his class at No. 18 Middle School.

Because of his family background and appearance, he became the target of criticism from the entire class. Even the new teachers and middle-aged teachers couldn't stand his appearance.

It’s rare to see a protagonist in a book being so devastated by his appearance!

He died from domestic violence, and after his rebirth he no longer obeyed the arrangements of fate. He began to fight back, starting with those classmates who shouted the loudest.

He used fierce words to argue with the other party and made a bet with the other party to make the other party surrender in terms of results.

As it turns out, he did.

Not only did he do it, he also scolded the other party into the dust, exposed the other party's ugly face, criticized the cruelty of reality, displayed the most intuitive and realistic social phenomena, told the other party that "those who lag behind will be beaten", and let the other party know in advance how painful the whipping of society is.

Each chapter is full of practical educational significance, but it is too intense, so it seems very violent.

The protagonist's fate and background are worthy of sympathy, but the means he uses to change his fate are actually not sunny.

However, the author’s writing style and story logic are so realistic that it is impossible to completely ignore them.

This book has its merits and the author wrote it very carefully, but it is not worth recommending in terms of the values ​​it conveys.

Novels should be interesting, but being overly violent is not desirable. I hope he can pay attention to this issue and try to be more positive.

Otherwise, if it becomes a yakuza theme, it will easily cross the line.

[Re-evaluation]

The last time I talked about this book, I wrote it from the perspective of a trial reading.

Therefore, the focus of the article is on the author's introduction, the thanks for the book's release, and the golden ten chapters, with the focus being on the protagonist's hostility in the book.

The protagonist Jiang Sen, as well as all the teachers and students in Eighteen, give people a very strong sense of hostility.

The uncivilized language, the constant clashes between people, the bet between the protagonist and the supporting role, the do-or-die battle in the city's unified examination, and other plots all left a deep impression on people.

In all my years of reviewing books, I've rarely seen a book with such a strong sense of violence that remains beloved by readers. Furthermore, the violence here is different from the Yakuza clubs in light novels; there aren't any armed conflicts.

The protagonist comes from a poor family. He is a child from a remote mountain village. He is short and has a face full of acne. He has been ridiculed by his classmates for almost a year.

Even the teacher somewhat dislikes it.

His existence seems to prove that ugliness is a sin and everything we do is wrong.

However, through his hard work and diligent training, he improved his physics score from 40 to 70, and got full marks in politics, chemistry and English, and directly raised his score from the top student in an 18th-tier ordinary high school to the top 100 in the city.

Although it is only a city-wide unified examination for the first year of high school, it has direct reference significance for the subsequent college entrance examination.

And the protagonist's strength has just begun!
The ambition he has vowed many times is to become the top scorer in liberal arts in the province!

That's right, he was a student who chose liberal arts, but he outperformed everyone else in the science selection test, giving these ordinary students in ordinary high schools new hope.

I didn't know much about this author's books before.

But I decided to keep following this book.

Of course, he still outputs a lot of values, likes to teach and preach, and so far he doesn't seem to be annoying.

In addition, the supporting characters he created have very distinct personalities, all representing the pity and tragedy of some small people.

Some readers praised the book highly, saying that they would either become gods or ghosts.

Because sometimes when I get excited about writing, I still talk about unnecessary things.

But overall, this urban rebirth novel is the most anticipated novel in the second half of this year.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

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

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【Cang's Ramblings】

This book is amazing.

The writing is casual and realistic, the story is exciting, and the criticism is three points.

I also briefly read his previous two books and wrote book reviews.

Chapter 327 is a review of his "Global Monster Hunting", which is just a novel, and it is no longer my cup of tea.

The banned book, "Rebirth: The First Impression," was equally brilliant, but the writing was too extravagant. Because the book repeatedly used real-life place names and real-life companies, I can no longer see it.

The protagonist Brother Miao probably won’t be released again.

As for the book review of "Rebirth of the Little Player", I will post it for everyone to see tomorrow.

If you have been out of books recently and urgently need an urban novel to relieve stress, I recommend you take a look at this one.

The protagonist is short and ugly, but fierce and strong, has high IQ and EQ, and can write novels.

Although such a protagonist is so ugly at the beginning that everyone vomits at the sight of him, when his brilliance rises and when the system cures his acne, he becomes a god-like protagonist.

As for the heroine, since she is only in the first year of high school, love is still too far away.

This also completely suits those strange readers who want to read a novel without a female protagonist.

So, what are you waiting for?
Are you waiting for him to become a eunuch?
This chapter has 2000 words. Doesn’t that make it worth two updates?

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