Reborn: I Have an Older Brother Who Transmigrated Here

The author has a vivid imagination. At first glance, the plot seemed unremarkable, and the second chapter even threw in a twist that almost made me give up. But after reading on, I realized the author used a lot of space to foreshadow events and develop the characters. The two main characters are very likable; both are intelligent and kind.

I listened to it once, then read it again. I gradually grew to like these two characters. The first time I listened to the audiobook, I almost couldn't continue; I don't like angst-filled stories, and the second chapter's story almost made me give up. But I kept listening because Xiaoyu and Xiaoyan's story was very interesting.

I've been reading it for a while now. At first, I just thought it was a cute kids' story, but then I realized it wasn't just about cute kids. I can't even tell if it's a male-oriented or female-oriented story, but I've kept reading anyway, and it's getting more and more interesting. Perhaps the author wants to describe a unique magical world, but that takes time to develop.

I really like the author's writing style, but it is indeed a slow burn, perhaps to achieve a subtle, foreshadowing effect? I hope the author continues writing and gradually unfolds the story of the two adorable children and this magical continent.

This novel is really full of hidden details, and each character highlights their personality. For example, when the sword spirit Zhan Ge meets Tekori, he says he's 800 years older than he actually is, but by the time he meets Aklesin, he's 700 years older. These kinds of things probably foreshadow future events. For instance, Aklesin only writes half a letter to his wife; perhaps the author is planning a much larger world! However, it is indeed a bit slow-paced. 😄 Keep it up!

At first glance, it seemed a bit bland, but I really liked the writing style—lighthearted yet tinged with a touch of sadness. Now, as I read on, I see the author constantly laying the groundwork for later developments, like watching two children grow up in absurd ways while simultaneously leading us to a new world. I'm still really looking forward to seeing what the two adorable kids will do in the future! 😆 Keep it up, author! And this really doesn't seem like a male-oriented novel.

Frost Lotus and Frost Blade hadn't expected their skills could be used to make ice, and they were quite happy about it. The important thing is that one of their sword spirits identifies as a Leo ♌️, well, as long as they're happy (✪▽✪).

Rebirth also depends on luck. The male and female protagonists are incredibly lucky. After transmigrating and being reborn, their mother is a deity. Although they live in a beastman continent in another world, they live a carefree life because of their deity mother's background, plus their memories and knowledge from their previous lives.

First of all, it's a very interesting book, a bit slow-paced, and there are quite a few foreshadowing elements, but the plot is good, both absurd and logical 🤭 The two main characters have very distinct personalities, especially the way they try to act like kids while unconsciously using adult thinking; this incongruity is one of the comedic points. The supporting characters are also quite unique.

What the eyes see is not necessarily the truth. What lies beneath the surface of this seemingly prosperous world? Is it glamorous facade? High positions and generous salaries? Or is it a black hole filled with bloodshed and conflicting forces? No, it's just two adventurous teenagers.