Reborn as a Minor Player

Will I experience precocious puberty if I travel back to my childhood?

It is suggested that "Shen Jie" be changed to a fetal transmigration story while retaining his consciousness. That way, the character of Shen Jie as a child would be more pleasing to the audience. Otherwise, it would be quite reasonable for an adult to travel through time and do things like a child!

As an adult, the protagonist's performance was truly... It's one thing to act like a child normally, but when something really happens, they still act so incompetently. If you really wanted to write a good childhood story, you shouldn't have included the soul-swapping premise in the first place. Adults' memories should be blurred, otherwise they simply cannot stand up to scrutiny.

I hope Shen Jie will be like Yagami Taichi at age 8, Chibi Maruko-chan at age 9, Ash Ketchum at age 10, Ryoma Echizen and Son Goku at age 12, Saint Seiya at age 13, Usagi Sunohara and Misaka Mikoto at age 14, Sakuragi Hanamichi, Rukawa Kaede, and Kira Yamato at age 16, and Conan and Luffy at age 17...

1. In Chapter 1, the section on classical poetry has been changed from "autumn" to "summer" [The poem "Mountain Journey" is not found in the latest second-grade elementary school Chinese textbook]. 2. In Chapter 7, regarding the curriculum, the original title "Ideological and Moral Education" has been changed to "Moral Education and the Rule of Law."

I agree! I've always wanted to find a book like this—perhaps a time-travel story but without a system, where the protagonist cultivates themselves from a young age, has a specific learning path and experience, and naturally produces their work—a kind of nurturing idol. The songs and films don't necessarily have to be original; song recommendations are fine too.

Don't be sly, don't be sly, slyness will get you eaten by the big bad wolf.

Are there any scenes of a small horse pulling a large cart? I'd like to see one.

I want to ask, doesn't this family have a father? There's not even a hint of a father in the picture.

I've read the latest chapter, chapter fourteen. It's generally quite calm, but it has a real sense of everyday life, which is the kind of story I like. I'm hooked! Also, two small details. I studied sketching for a while, but because my hands trembled so badly, I only got to the basics and then gave up.