Alive: I Became Fu Gui's Son Youqing

Very good, I really like it. The character development is quite successful, and the interaction with the Qinghe system is quite interesting. They added many supporting characters, especially Chen Xiangqian, who loves to tattle—those scenes were hilarious!

Unlike my favorite Tomato's books, the author is very skilled. Although limited by the subject matter, there are some things he couldn't write, but they are still readable, simple, and with a low-key dramatic element. The author is quite something! 👍

Despite its flaws, it's a great book.

It's pretty good, very attractive.

Pretty good, this is the first time I've seen an article with "living" as its background.

It's alright, but the timeline doesn't quite match.

Sigh, don't set the tone so gloomy, life is tiring enough. The book is alright.

It's good; the protagonist becoming a child is both agonizing and enjoyable.