Reborn in 1985: A Young Man with a Bright Future

Surprisingly good book. No supernatural abilities or spatial powers, and not overly violent. For a reborn character, prioritizing is crucial; life is life, after all. The middle school arc didn't drag on excessively; the pacing was excellent. I hope the author maintains this level of quality in future installments.

It's a good read; the author's writing is fluent, and the plot is decent. I feel like we're approaching a minor climax in the plot. It all depends on how the protagonist handles their relationship with their biology father. If they don't handle it well, it could be a major flaw. Good luck, author! [Requesting more updates!][Requesting more updates!]

Four and a half stars. This book was a very enjoyable read, and the author is definitely a veteran writer. Although the protagonist has a tough time, he has a good second uncle and a quiet, helpful older sister. Shanghai in the 1980s was truly changing every year. Let's see how the protagonist fares. Good luck!

I usually don't give five stars, but this novel truly deserves them. It's the only one I've read that was incredibly comfortable. The author's writing is elegant and down-to-earth, making it a very relatable and down-to-earth novel. The portrayal of the petty-bourgeois mentality and various social classes is incredibly vivid and nuanced.

The story is uneventful, with a good pace and no dragging. As for the comments about severing ties with parents, that's highly unlikely. There was no abuse, just neglect. If they don't bother you, you can ignore them too. Even if they provide financial support after you become successful, as long as it doesn't interfere with your life, that's fine.

The humanistic elements are well-written, and the genre is relatively diverse. The low rating might be due to the "rebirth and reading" theme, as some viewers feel that someone reborn still needs to study step by step (not that reading is bad, but that the content largely revolves around reading). The character of the second uncle is very well-developed, which some might dislike.

A super exciting and incredibly satisfying time-travel novel. The thrill lies in its smooth narrative and vividly portrayed characters! The thrill lies in its seemingly mundane yet flavorful plot, a thrill that lasts from beginning to end! A thrill that resonates deep within! First, it showcases academic excellence.

It's a simple and unpretentious book, without any pretentious displays of bravado, hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress stories, or any great amount of hostility. Everything is spontaneous and unfolds naturally. The book is quite good, like reading a narrative essay.

This book is well written. It's not about a sudden stroke of genius or marrying a powerful figure. This child earns his own future through his own abilities and changes the pitiful life of the children of educated youth who are unloved by their grandparents. I thank the author for giving a voice to these poor children.

This is a very good story. I don't like reading historical fiction with overpowered characters. The protagonist's advanced knowledge and memories are already the biggest advantage. There are no excessively complicated and antagonistic relatives. The story unfolds slowly and gently, which is quite nice! I'll be following along!