Reborn at Five: Avoiding Forty Years of Wrong Turns

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The retirement life of a little kid is interesting

Author, please update. This novel is the most novel one I have ever seen. There are no protagonist routines. There is no such thing as pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. There is no such thing as invincibility or invincibility. It just focuses on innocence and happiness. Cultivate your mind and nature. Lots of laughs. Come on and write!

It looks good and fits my impression of a retired old man.

There are no ups and downs of dramatic conflicts, but ordinary fireworks are turned into warm candy. The fragrant stove is full of fragrance in the morning, the orange sunset falls on the balcony in the evening, and the wind chimes sway under the eaves. All the tenderness that is ignored by the fast-paced life is slowly spread in the text. After reading it, I understood that healing is to see the light of life itself again in the ordinary.

It's okay, but it becomes routine later on, so I suggest adding something new.

This is so pretty, it reminds me of my childhood days

Very interesting setting, the angle is very tricky and strange, but a bit too exaggerated

This book is well written. The author uses delicate brushwork to describe the inner world of the characters. The plot is compact and full of tension, which makes people want to read it.

You made me laugh like shit