Reborn at Twelve: I Became a Math Prodigy

It's a very new book. For me, 40 chapters are just water. I read these 40 chapters for two hours? In this troubled world, it is a skill to let readers relax and enter the text. The 40 chapters are warm and sad. A silent and lonely honest man is reborn into a smart and autistic boy. Two different people have the same characteristics in some aspects. The relationship between the autistic boy and his parents is interesting to see. I feel distressed and sad, and unconsciously I hope that the protagonist can step out for Mo Mo, and hope that my parents can relax a little bit, a father's love that is as calm and silent as a mountain, and a mother's love that is as warm and delicate as water. The current development trend of the story is very solid. Xueba novels generally lack family characters and facial expressions, and there is no such thing here. There is no shortage of bad love from relatives, and people around me don't say bad words to hurt others. There is a natural tacit understanding in silence when getting along with friends (maybe). It's a bit happy to see the silent changes. Keep up the good work, author, and look forward to the follow-up!!

It is written very delicately, but there is a sense of inconsistency. It is full of strong Japanese flavor, like baseball or something. Who in China can read it?

I have read all the updated ones so far, and there is not a lot of content. Although the title is a genius article, the actual writing style is more descriptive of the male protagonist's personal growth, including the cultivation of relationships with family and friends, especially the family aspect. The writing is more delicate, and because of this, there is basically no pretense and slap-in-the-face plot that is common in other high school books. If I have to talk about shortcomings, first, the table of contents does not have chapter titles, which is not very good. Second, because the protagonist is autistic, many of the early dialogues are separated by spaces, which personally makes it difficult to read.

I really like this kind of theme, it's really warm, a very good mother, a very good father, and a very good myself (≧w≦). The teachers and classmates I met along the way were also very nice and warm people.

No matter from the names of the people or their eating habits, it all looks like life in Japan and South Korea. I guess it was adapted from the framework taken from somewhere😄

Yes, it's very heartwarming. There are two lines. One is the career line where the protagonist focuses on mathematics, physics and programming, and the other is the emotional line (without love, I'm talking about family and friendship here). I won't say much about the career line. I think the writing is okay. At present, the emotional drama is more attractive to me. The author's writing process is really touching. Three years old Diagnosed with autism, he ignores people when called by their names, cannot speak, has no friends, and is extremely sensitive to the outside world. The child has grown up to take the bus to find friends, learn to ride a bicycle with his father, learn programming to make money, and then say at the dinner table: Because he doesn't want his father to go to the logistics center (this plot really made me cry) For some friends, the career line may be a little boring and there are a few problems at the beginning, but it will be much better in the next three or four chapters. The emotional line is still good and worth reading.

Good Japanese and Korean dramas written about daily life, which Chinese family watch baseball every night with miso soup?

The protagonist's name was Chen Yichuan in his previous life, but later in the article he was mistakenly named Park Donghyun. Is there a female protagonist? I remember that the heritability of autism is quite high. The protagonist's parents won't have any more children. Autism in first-born children and autism in second-born children are 2 to 4 times more common than in the general population.

It's a very interesting novel. Although the mathematical knowledge slipped through my smooth brain like running water, academic articles do require a basic foundation so that they can be written without embarrassment or without being brainless. In addition, it may be that I love reading Japanese comics, so I accept Japanese-style writing well, but some people may not like it.

It's so well written that it makes people suddenly jealous without any emotion. Learning and life are intertwined. The changes and integration after time travel are not inconsistent. The emotions are delicate, warm and touching, and all the people I meet along the way are good people. It's very comfortable to watch in one breath😤