Reborn: Leaving the Mountains Behind

After reading more than ten chapters, it was really too tragic. The protagonist's situation, his relationship with his relatives, his selfish and indifferent grandparents, and the only warmth he received was from his mute younger sister!

Suddenly they changed the female lead, I'm speechless. Qin Yaru was the protagonist's younger sister for several years, and then suddenly she disappeared from the story. When she reappeared, they said there was no emotion left. I'm speechless. If you can't write well, don't write a female lead at all. This is ridiculous. I quite liked Qin Yaru when she was the female lead, and then they inexplicably changed her.

The book I picked for today's reading list truly amazed me at the beginning; I haven't seen a book with such a great start in a long time. If the author had maintained this quality, it would definitely have been a top-tier book. But once it went into a campus setting, it was completely ruined.

The author is utterly lacking in common sense! First: the age distribution is inconsistent; six years have passed, and the younger sister is still in kindergarten 😥; second: the prices are inconsistent. Since the setting is Guizhou, prices were so cheap earlier (four rice cakes for 50 cents), how come they're unbelievably high later when they're helping to build the school cafeteria—ten yuan a…

The synopsis is very enticing. First, the author is a left-behind child; second, the author is a reclusive millionaire. This is basically telling us (come and latch onto his coattails!).

There are always rebirth novels where the protagonist searches for his wife from his past life. Is there any point in that? If you're going to be reborn, can't you broaden your horizons? Is it really worth searching around a small mountain village? If you're still looking for someone from your past life, just focus on becoming a better version of yourself. A better partner will come along.

Wow, back to the mountain valley again. How did this book, which started as a masterpiece, fall apart? It's a bit of a shame.

I'm from Dejiang. The three highways, five railways, and one port are almost completed.

The protagonist's father's personality will inevitably ruin his son sooner or later. Putting aside everything else, your older cousin is always flirting with female students at school. If anything happens to him, your family's cafeteria will be ruined, and your family's reputation will be destroyed.

The beginning was really engaging, but what happened after the female lead appeared? Did the author change? The art style has completely changed, all the characters are unrealistic, and the supporting sister is gone. They're not handling the ensemble cast well, so maybe they should just wrap this up.