Reborn in 2002: You Turned Down a Guaranteed College Place to Get into the Gray Market?

A decent reunion story. The ability to write something different and original within a formulaic world is already a rare find in this age of AI-generated mass production. Add to that the well-paced plot and logical consistency, and it's a very good read. Recommended by seasoned readers. To be honest, author, this rating is well-deserved.

Unlike a novice writer who seems to be using a veteran's alternate account, the pacing and narrative are very comfortable. (The writer is quite adept at writing without writer's block.) It doesn't have the flat, predictable plot that's common in light novels. The only downside is that the protagonist's name doesn't feel particularly memorable, but the plot itself is quite easy to pick up on.

Keep it up! It's pretty good. The plot is well-structured and doesn't jump around, making it quite immersive. I just don't understand why it has to be linked to the country from the very beginning. Doesn't that create a bottleneck later on?

The author likes to add some sentimentality, so ignore that and skip it. The online combat part is really interesting and engaging, genuinely good. I've only seen two chapters so far, and it feels quite exciting, but I don't understand it at all. However, it proves that the author has real talent. The later part is rather weak, mostly just mundane family matters; it's not very interesting. I was expecting some kind of paycheck for fighting battles, but there's nothing there.

Author, just one word: I thoroughly enjoyed reading this! I've been suffering from a reading slump for at least a month, and I've finally found something I like. The theme isn't particularly original, but the writing is incredibly engaging. Ignore the negative reviews and hateful comments; I'm rooting for you! Go for it!!!

This is my first book review, and I found it quite readable. It's similar to a mindless, feel-good novel, but the logic is solid. Don't underestimate feel-good novels; as long as they're engaging, they're successful. The main reason for the rating is that this book's score is too low. While it's not a top-tier book, it's definitely not bad.

It's so good! I finished all 290,000 words in one day. It's a high-quality, very engaging read. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys period dramas. The writing style, the simple and unpretentious descriptions, even the use of internet slang from over a decade ago—it all feels mature and sophisticated in every sense of the word. 😏

Actually, it's not bad. It's just that the content is a bit long-winded, but it's still pretty good. If you read it carefully, you can accept it. As for those who can't accept it and are more aggressive, I can only say that they've been watching too much TikTok and reading too many light novels.

The first thirty chapters have been verified; it's a very good online novel. While it doesn't have wildly imaginative plots, the occasional humor, classic moments of glory, and believable supporting characters are all top-notch. Everyone can read it with confidence. I've read up to chapter 143 and haven't gotten tired of it. It's highly readable.

It's caught up; the narrative flows smoothly without any deliberate attempts to slow down the pacing, and I haven't found any major flaws yet. The protagonist has two main goals: saving his mother and finding a wife to live a good life. I suggest that the supporting characters have more of their own perspectives and thoughts, because human nature is inherently contradictory, which would make the story more believable.