Reborn: A Carefree Youth

I didn't want to read it after seeing the table of contents featuring a beautiful female teacher; the plot is all overdone.

A woman who went through life and death with the male protagonist and was touched and looked at all over by him inexplicably became his older sister. Even though it was later hinted that she wasn't his sister, she was never included in the final chapters of the book. I'm speechless.

Before reading a novel, read the reviews first, then look at the table of contents.

This reborn person was bullied so badly that everyone who goes back will know what society is like. They are still so innocent and deserve to be bullied.

Everyone treats a high school student like a child—but someone in their forties doesn't fit the high school student stereotype at all; they look like an eight or nine-year-old.

Reborn, with higher intelligence and more experience. If none of them caught up, then was their previous life wasted?

Is this a rebirth story? It reads like something a complete idiot would write. You're probably in your forties or fifties across both lifetimes, but you look only fifteen or sixteen. Get your act together!

The protagonist is such a grown man, yet he blushes and runs away at the sight of sixteen or seventeen-year-old girls... This is so toxic! Can't you write something a little better? If the first few chapters are full of toxic tropes, who's going to read this? Sigh.

The author is probably a middle school student; they lack experience, their writing is immature, and seasoned readers won't be able to get into it.

Even someone as brainless as me couldn't keep reading; I skipped through dozens of chapters.