Reborn in 1970: The Bastard Old Man's Road to Redemption

This book is truly excellent, especially the part depicting Lü Bu's battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. They fought for hundreds of rounds, but Xue Baochai was undeniably too strong. If it weren't for Darius's outer-range slash followed by Noxus's Guillotine, that M4 6x scope spray would have been fatal.

The description is very realistic. I hope it doesn't spoil the story later. It's a good book that doesn't fall apart from the original historical setting.

The writing style and plot are both good, making for a smooth read with few awkward parts. It's easy to get into, and the protagonist's overpowered abilities are quite significant, making it enjoyable to read. I've seen some comments criticizing the character design, saying the protagonist was too evil before rebirth.

After listening for a while, it was quite good; there was no self-indulgent narration. The author used relatively rigorous writing to present the story, and even the fantastical elements were within the framework of the novel's setting and didn't feel out of place. It's worth spending some time listening to.

This shouldn't be! This book is great! I initially didn't want to read it because of its low rating, but I had nothing else to read. After taking a look, I found it to be quite good. The author's skill is evident in how smoothly the clichéd plot is written. It was a very enjoyable read.

It's a great watch with a fresh theme; it's not just mindless face-slapping for the sake of thrills, but also quite heartwarming.

Before reading the novel, I checked some reviews and initially thought it wouldn't be good, but I had nothing else to read, so I gave it a try. Surprisingly, I found it quite enjoyable! Let me start with the protagonist: his age when he transmigrates is just right—mature and composed! He doesn't have any messy systems, just a spatial finger and an ever-improving body!

This is one of the higher-scoring books I've read recently. I almost couldn't get through the first two chapters, thinking it was just another rebirth trope. The family characters and details are well-developed. The only bad thing about the eldest son and daughter-in-law is their laziness at the wedding and how they bullied their sister-in-law, but they changed after the rebirth.

It is highly readable, depicting life in that era and the human nature and relationships of that time.

Hunting and the grandparents' space are just a pretext; the real focus is on family harmony, changing bad habits and attitudes, and the inclusive approach to educating the grandson. Although it depicts everyday family matters and trivialities, it's written in a very heartwarming way, showing how each family member is constantly growing. It's a very enjoyable read.