A Reborn All-Round Life

It's common knowledge that none of the protagonists in leisurely novels are actually leisurely.

Seeing the name "Leisurely," I knew there was no such thing as leisurely...

Have we had enough of writing about a pretentious, artsy protagonist?

The protagonist is overpowered and reborn, earning tens of millions right from the start and easily becoming the world's richest man. With such an amazing life, isn't it awkward to pair him with a female lead who is only average-looking and talented but comes from an ordinary family? Let's not even talk about a harem, but with the protagonist's conditions, finding a female lead with top-notch looks and talent would be easy for him.

Reborn with a system, plays professional tennis, single female lead. I'm outta here. Speechless.

She's 1.79 Meters tall and weighs only 114 kilograms, is she skinny?

I gave up after seeing him play tennis; the character development felt off. His club doesn't participate in tennis, and even after the track and field coach approached him several times, he said he didn't want to pursue a career in sports. I can understand the author liking tennis, but the sudden shift to playing professionally and forming a team is a bit much.

In a modern societal context, the story begins around the 1980s, or even earlier. The protagonist, due to a cheat-like ability, becomes the universe's only superhuman, the sole possessor of an internal cultivation system. This cheat-like ability cannot be something replicable like a cultivation technique; it must possess uniqueness and irreproducibility.

First, I want to know if I used the later golden treasure chest. Why didn't I see it? Did I skip it? Secondly, is the number of skill points correct? Did the author learn math from a PE teacher? Third, I feel the female lead is so pretentious, it's a bit unbearable. Also, could the author please use appropriate terms of address depending on the setting? Seriously, I'm speechless.

I didn't see any leisurely reading, but I did see that a top scholar's name influences the writing of 50 chapters, and a golden treasure chest was deliberately suppressed for who knows how many chapters. Anyway, I read that the golden treasure chest appeared and hasn't been opened or mentioned in over 10 chapters, as if it's being deliberately withheld to make you read further. I've lost interest in reading it; it's just too unnatural.