Reborn: Rising Through Learning

It's too difficult. There are too many people in society who seem to have cheat codes. There are gifted children in special programs for gifted children, and those with connections. Without some kind of special advantage, at best you might ride a wave of opportunity, but that has little to do with academics. The greatest fairness between people is death.

Based on the current chapters, I can't imagine why it should be in the science fiction category. It's just ordinary people, except for those who are a little more self-disciplined. But there are too many people like this around us, so they shouldn't be in the science fiction section.

This book is miscategorized. It should be placed in the youth/campus section.

After reading for nine days, I've finally caught up with the author's pace. I'm the same age as the protagonist, Li Jing, and I deeply empathize with him. I went to junior high from 2004-2007, high school from 2007-2010, and university from 2010-2014. I was born in 1991 and have been working for many years now. Reading these few days has been like reminiscing about my own student days.

If someone is reborn, they can easily amass tens of millions, buy several houses and a car, and date women every day without much difficulty. Anyone who's played online games and knows about the various updates to Dungeon Fighter Online can make money by becoming a game merchant and then buying stocks like Moutai and Gree Electric. At the very least, they'd be middle class, and at the very least, young entrepreneurs.

This junior high and high school is so full of backstabbing and intrigue! I recalled my junior and senior high school years; although there were conflicts with classmates, it didn't feel as complicated as in the novel! Reading it felt a bit abrupt; I didn't feel any sense of immersion or satisfaction. (This is just my personal feeling!

I haven't read many chapters, but I feel that without any cheat codes or special abilities, a reborn academic genius novel shouldn't be written. Because when it comes to studying, even if you work hard, you might only get into a top-tier university (if you were a poor student in your previous life).

This is supposed to be a youth campus story, but it's categorized as a science and technology section. Speechless.

I recently read "The Great Nirvana," and the male lead went to so much trouble to create two female leads! These days, rebirth novels often have multiple female leads! Times are changing so fast!! I don't really like too many female leads; it's like there are no good men left besides the male lead!! Actually, if it's true love, two female leads are already pretty good!

It's really well-written and very realistic. I rarely leave comments, and I haven't found a novel that suits my taste for a long time. I hope the author will keep it up!