Reborn in 1983: The Prodigal Son Comes Home

I've read many comments saying the author is generous with money, while the author calls others stingy, implying their education was wasted. Author, if you're not stingy and want to be a pushover, then don't publish it! Take it down and make it free for everyone to read. Be generous and stop being so stingy!

The most ridiculous thing is that while he was away, his parents divided up the good and new houses, leaving the protagonist's wife and children to live in an old and dilapidated house. And this good-for-nothing didn't complain or make a fuss; instead, he rushed to give gifts. It's hilarious! What is the author even writing?!

No wonder it flopped so badly. I'm amazed that you can still utter such words as "refined egoism" in this day and age. Even free access couldn't save your sales. Don't you realize you've written over a million words and this is all you've achieved? And yet you're always lecturing people. People come to read to relax, not to lecture others.

While the house is dilapidated and the family of four is poor, they pretend to be generous and loose money! What character are you preparing? He was generous to his friends but didn't give his wife a penny!

The writing is poor, lacking any sense of the era. He's always handing out money to everyone he meets, and he'll readily give half his earnings to anyone he meets while beachcombing. His family is practically starving, yet he's still incredibly generous. A forty-year-old with absolutely no life experience or maturity.

Seeing people casually dividing money makes me not want to watch anymore; it's not a matter of being smart or not.

Authors work hard writing books, and readers work hard reading them; shouldn't the royalties be split equally?

I read your novel *New Farmer*, and I thought it was quite good. However, your subsequent novels have gotten progressively worse; the content is disorganized and chaotic, and the protagonists are strangely portrayed—lacking experience and resourcefulness. You always complain about how there are so many sophisticated egoists. When you help others, think about your own wife and children.

The most annoying thing about prodigal sons returning home is this trope. A bad person will always be a bad person. You've heard of bad people getting old, right? Especially with the author's values...

Stop yelling, you bunch of sophisticated egoists! What does it matter if your wives and kids go hungry? You can't let them go hungry, you brothers outside! 🐶