Rebirth*************

After reading a few chapters, I would like to express my feelings. It is a period article with very delicate descriptions. It describes the environment and things very thoroughly and is very engaging. Older people will find it very resonant. The subject matter is slow and warm. This kind of writing method may be suitable for a certain starting point. Tomato is young and fast-paced, and the words have a sense of mischievous and free-spirited unreality. Then the protagonist was too numb in his previous life, and this numbness was brought over after his rebirth. After reading a few chapters, the protagonist gave me the feeling of a mature and numb soul, looking at the hazy childhood that was almost forgotten in the memory, and began to slowly bring it into it. Let's see what happens next and then make an evaluation Later on, the writing became less detailed, and the timeline went by very quickly. A year was basically a dozen chapters, and the ages of the characters started to get confusing. It felt like the rest of the story was modified by AI.

After nearly forty chapters, this chronicle is really to my liking. There are no exaggerated cheats. The protagonist relies on the skills of a programmer and his understanding of the future to make money step by step. The family line is particularly delicate. The father's transformation from being laid off and confused to finding value again is very realistic. The details of the era are also in place. It is very immersive. I will keep following it.

Too young. You should lie about your age and skip a grade to reduce the weirdness.