Reborn in the 2000s: Little Days with a Golden Finger

It's not bad, but I can't accept my younger brother. The following is the original text. Ming's father only had Ming Shi in his whole life, and then he got into gambling. It was not because he only had one daughter and didn't need to save a family fortune, so there was no pressure. Mingshi is the child of adults, so naturally they will not be unable to bear the differences brought about by the second child. On the contrary, Mingshi would be quite happy to have a son who could help his old father work hard to make money. When I asked Mingshi why she was so sure that this baby was a boy, it was because Ming's mother was a little older after she had a miscarriage in her previous life, so she went to the hospital and after the uterine evacuation, the doctor said that the aborted baby was a boy.

Although it is a trivial life of family, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea, it is good to live a good life. The system does not have much sense of existence. The protagonist knows that his biggest golden finger is rebirth, so he does not care much about system development. To be honest, except for the author who insists on getting married and having children according to the secular world, everything else looks good. If it were me, I like to play as much as I can when I can run, jump, eat, drink and play. If there is a system, I will develop and use it. It would be better if I can see the beauty of other worlds and taste the food. I have always thought that there is a saying that goes well: where the soil and water nourish the people. If you try the same food elsewhere, the texture of the ingredients will be different.

The parents are short-sighted. They mostly use cheats/rebirth to make up for things they didn't do or regretted in the previous life. But the ending is a bit hasty, and apart from the cheats saying how to use them at the beginning, there are no more after that.

Personally, I think it's pretty good. The protagonist travels back to his childhood and has a Buddhist system that changes his family's destiny. There are no twists and turns in the story, only an ordinary life. The writing is very real and it feels relaxing and not boring. It's really worth watching (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on✿✿ヽ(°▽°)ノ✿

How can I put it this way? The writing may not be very good and is a bit chronological, but the lives of the characters in it are very real, as if they are living in front of our eyes. Especially the heroine's understanding of herself is really like us who are reading novels. We know clearly what will happen if we don't work hard, but we just don't work hard. At least I admire the heroine. She can always maintain her original intention and not be moved by external things despite the golden finger.

The setting is pretty good and the story is well told. The book still has some minor shortcomings. It is biased toward narrative, and I feel that some things that should be written were not written. But for a newbie, it's already pretty good. The five-star reviews encourage me, keep going.

It's okay. It's true if it's plain. It's okay to pass the time when you're bored. This is the most Buddhist system I have ever seen 🤦🤦🤦

Awesome and well-written. It's a pity that this kind of book doesn't meet the market. It is a bit niche after all!

The writing is good, but it's really too bland. The reality is already so boring. I want to read it but it's interesting and exciting. I feel sleepy after watching this.

It's pretty good. Being plain, safe and rich is what most people yearn for for a better life.