Rebel Against the Innocent Years
逆反童真年代
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- 1.8M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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This person is still so stupid even after being reborn. They'd rather have a daughter. The idea that raising a son will provide for you in old age is a lie. Whether a son can support you in your old age has nothing to do with gender. You don't even take care of your sick mother. If you're not filial yourself, what kind of child can you raise?
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I only read a few chapters, and here are my thoughts: it's disgusting. Let's discuss a few points about what happened after my rebirth. After being reborn, I became the protagonist and had a profound awakening. First, the protagonist was caught peeping at his stepfather's daughter while she was bathing multiple times. As a father myself, I can empathize with this.
A person worse than a dog is reborn? Doesn't that deserve it? A dog reborn is still a dog; it can't change.
Why are the main characters I write always so stupid?
You're saying that Pig Turtle slept with several female teachers and students in the school cafeteria, but he pushed his wife forward to run a hotel while he stayed behind, trying to be a behind-the-scenes player? But he lacks both cunning and ruthlessness, and is far inferior to Shao Zei Hawke and his ilk. In the end, his youngest son got the gold for someone else.
This book is quite good. In his previous life, the male protagonist was sent back to the countryside at 18 after seeing his adoptive father's daughter bathing. Then, his grandmother swindled him out of his house and alimony. After working for seven or eight years, his grandmother gave the money he earned to his cousin.
Saving money: The idiot has been reborn and is even sillier than before.
I can't help but say something fair.
Having read thirty or forty chapters, it's not as bad as some reviews suggest. The protagonist was a scoundrel before his rebirth, a carbon copy of Sha Zhu. But if all novels feature protagonists with maxed-out stats at the start, it gets tiresome after a while. A protagonist with growth potential might be more appealing. A villain's sudden repentance and rebirth before death is also interesting.
After reading over twenty chapters, I feel it's really not that great. Is the author's writing style weak? The main character seems to have almost no change in expression or tone, and no personality whatsoever.
The protagonist is so indifferent and stupid; he speaks to his sister in a dry, lifeless way. It's really awful that the author managed to write so many chapters. Are there really any fools willing to pay for this kind of novel?
I think most brainless good-for-nothings who are reborn can only improve a little, not much. For example, if someone is a cowardly and useless person, how many out of ten would become responsible and capable after being reborn?
I find this kind of rebirth of a useless person disgusting. A useless person is a useless person, and even if they are reborn, they will still be the same. I could accept it if a poor person were reborn.