Reborn: The Celebrity Dad

This book will show you what it means for actors to ruin a country 🤓 and have the same status as a head of state 😅—that's utter nonsense.

The synopsis is off-putting; comparing an actor to a national president? Even the youngest person wouldn't come up with such an awkward plot.

The author is so diligent; such a consistently excellent work deserves a thumbs up. The novel is great, I support it.

The synopsis alone was enough to deter me... But I forced myself to read a few chapters despite feeling uncomfortable, until I simply couldn't take it anymore. First of all, he unexpectedly became a father. Secondly, the protagonist's world lacks Jin Yong and Gu Long novels, and is devoid of Tang and Song poetry. It's a world without culture.

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel like I've been poisoned to death.

I won't comment on the plot, since I've only read a few dozen chapters and I just can't take it anymore. You're writing about a stay-at-home dad with a two- or three-year-old daughter, and this daughter is amazing—calm in the face of adversity, fluent in conversation, and understands everything. Her intelligence is off the charts! Are you sure she's a three-year-old or possessed by an ancient demon?

This is such a deliberate attempt to show off. Is it really meaningful to constantly be showing off and then getting humiliated? This isn't the old online novel genre anymore; there's no need for this constant posturing and humiliation. The premise is great, but all this talk about showing off and getting humiliated is outdated. And the fact that people keep bothering you—how disgusting are you that people keep bothering you?

How could such a terrible book have 150,000 recommendation votes? That's outrageous!!!

I finally found a readable novel, but after a few chapters it was awful. Japanese people having brainwashed fans in China? Are you kidding me? Aside from a few AV actresses, I couldn't remember a single male celebrity's name (singers don't count, of course). Those who are brainwashed fans of Japanese people are sinners; they should atone with their deaths. I'm leaving now. Be careful, guys behind me. I'm taking some medicine to counteract the poison; thank goodness I didn't die.

Seeing that the protagonist contributed planning, funding, and creative ideas yet only held a 49% stake in a top-three global entertainment company (mentioned in the text), made me cringe so badly I almost died.