Reincarnation Transformation System

This kind of opening is enough to make you want to quit. The protagonist is a complete coward, and when he suffers injustice, his revenge is a joke. At least have a more thorough plan! Even a kitchen knife is better than a wooden stick. This kind of protagonist's personality is enough to make you quit.

It's that same somber, resentful opening again; it feels like the author's writing skills haven't improved.

For example, if you hired someone to pretend to be a fan and prevent a marathon runner from receiving a prize, and her sister found out and reported it but had no evidence to take action against you, would you choose to drive your car into her?

This book is so bad I don't even have the urge to complain. I'm outta here.

I quit immediately after the first chapter; the plot and logic were terrible, speechless.

I really don't understand authors like this. They've worked so hard to write so much, but couldn't they have polished the first two chapters a bit more? Reading a novel is for fun, and nobody wants to immerse themselves in such a tragic and resentful character. I lost all interest in what came next; it gave me the upper hand after less than two chapters.

Everyone else gets three great chapters, and you're giving us a disheartening first chapter! Author, times have changed, nobody likes this kind of opening!

I'd like to ask, which crime is more serious: hiring someone to deliberately obstruct a marathon runner or deliberately running someone over with a car?

The writing style is decent, but the author is just indulging in self-indulgence. It's completely unreliable.

A character not mentioned in the original story appears, and he's a villain, even frequently stirring up trouble. What's worse, he's so rotten he's practically oozing evil, and then you retaliate, using this incident as a pretext to build the railway. In the original story, the railway builders were the bad guys, while the ones stopping them were the good guys. Now, your explanation is so incomprehensible I can't even understand it anymore. I'm abandoning the book.