Reborn: The Perfect Life of a Homebody

I don't understand the protagonist's thought process. Even if the girl who swindled all his money had her reasons, shouldn't he have cut ties with her completely and never contacted her again? Why is he still helping her? Even if that was in a past life, and even if the girl is pretty, she still swindled him. If the protagonist hadn't been reborn, he would already be dead.

The plot of this book will likely make most readers uncomfortable or even disgusted, so it's not surprising that the comments section is filled with criticism. What I find strange is the author's original intention in writing this book. A normal author aims to write a good book that readers will enjoy, achieving both fame and fortune.

The main character is starting to resemble Huang Wenbin from before.

Don't trust the book reviews; the later parts are amazing, and the beginning isn't bad either.

Such a saintly otaku is impossible; he's a total simp. Otaku are all very self-aware, and their families can't be poor. Why would someone be an otaku if they didn't have money? They'd be working to survive long ago. Someone like the protagonist, poor, meek, and a simp, is simply not an otaku.

After reading a dozen chapters, I died from poisoning. I'm a bit surprised by the reader's thought process; it's probably the opposite of normal people. I wish you'd change your name. Before my rebirth, my enemy caused my family's destruction; after my rebirth, I'm devoted to her, never leaving her side. The daily life of a simp in rebirth.

The most toxic part: Being deceived before rebirth; continuing to associate with that person after rebirth. That's practically poisonous! You've already fallen and are half-dead, and you still jump into the pit? And they even went so far as to analyze their predicaments... Without considering the consequences. People like that should be completely cut off from; if they can fool you once, they'll do it again.

It's very well written and has a unique style. The author also has a good personality, calmly ignoring a bunch of negative reviews, showing a good temper. Every book has a happy ending, which makes reading enjoyable. It's fantastic.

Seeing so many people criticizing the author makes me feel relieved? I just started reading it, and it made me want to curse.

If Liu Dong can't even kill the protagonist, who's such a weakling, how can he run a loan shark company? Is the author too out of touch with reality, or does he have a problem with his thought process? He dared to kill and commit arson in the beginning, but after being tricked out of millions of dollars, he still managed to stop and become a law-abiding citizen.