Fat Guys Have No Youth, So What’s the Point of Being Reborn?

I watched it all in one go. This book offers a very interesting perspective. Many people are criticizing it. Fortunately, I didn't make my decision based solely on comments at the beginning. Different books have different audiences. Many people with size 42 feet don't need to force themselves to wear size 38 shoes. First of all, the title of this book makes it very clear.

To be honest, this book hardly feels like a typical web novel. It's very well-written, with excellent emotional depth. Most rebirth novels rely on overpowered abilities, cute female leads, and boastful displays of power, and these tendencies are often repetitive and quickly become tiresome.

Many people say the author starts by having the protagonist steal his brother's woman, but the problem is, his brother's feelings were only kept to himself and his mouth; there was only impulse, no action. Who hasn't had a crush on a pretty classmate or schoolgirl during their school years?

I just posted something swearing, but after calming down, I realized I was just making myself angry. What is the meaning of rebirth? It's regret! When I see the protagonist acting without thinking, taking no action, or making any plans, it's as if I'm seeing myself at 16. I'm so angry. Time has already been turned back, do I really want to go through all that regret again?

The male protagonist had never been in a relationship before the age of 40, which meant that he had to bear everything on his own in his work and life. Whether it was glory or shame, good times or bad, he faced all the consequences alone, without a partner to share them with. His heart had long been sealed shut. All his plans in life revolve around himself.

I suspect this is a female-oriented author. In female-oriented authors, the male lead is either a submissive, simp-like character, or indecisive and hesitant. Women love reading this kind of male lead.

It's normal for the grades to be poor, and the daily life is well-written. The problem is, the protagonist's self-improvement is too slow. This is a web novel, not a romance novel. Losing weight is too slow, making money is too slow. Web novel readers don't have that much patience. What people like is someone like Chen Gou, whose daily life is sweet and whose career is exciting—someone who excels in both areas!

This book reminds me of a joke I saw online: the female protagonist is reborn with the power of 100,000 assassins, but ends up getting caught up in palace intrigue. This book is similar; the male protagonist is reborn with decades of prophetic experience, yet he's asking his parents for money to chase after young girls.

If you don't revise the description, I'll click in and read the description: "A fat guy was reborn, just gave his 'goddess' a lot of gold coins, and now he wants to 'take down' the girl his brother likes." 😅 I don't even want to click in to read it.

This book is terrible. At least half of the current word count needs to be cut. What we want to see is the protagonist making money, but with the way the author wrote it, when will the protagonist ever start making money? I've only written a few dozen chapters, it's taking too long. When you come to your sophomore year, you'll be writing hundreds of chapters of daily life.