Reborn in the Opposite Direction

The novel's concept is indeed good, but the protagonist's character is ridiculously ridiculous—he's a total simp! The middle-aged protagonist travels back to his younger self and ignores the wealthy and beautiful woman, still obsessed with his ex-wife. That's understandable, since the son from the middle-aged timeline would be gone, making the story more complicated.

I was initially a little surprised and delighted to see the time travel to the future, but then they suddenly brought in time travel back to the past, which was honestly a bit disappointing. When I first saw the character traveling to the future, I wondered how he would adapt, or what kind of impact he would have—that seemed quite interesting.

It's somewhat interesting, but also a bit outrageous. Old Deng is divorced, would he go back in time and marry his ex-wife? The butterfly effect keeps influencing the future, and the future can't communicate with the past. Maybe in a few days, the God of War will return.

He has his own strengths and a solid fan base.

The romance is written the same way as in the story 😅. Both protagonists are divorced from their ex-wives, yet the 18-year-old protagonist still cares about his ex-wife's feelings 🤔. Aside from being a goofball, the 18-year-old protagonist is practically an old man 🤤.

Having read up to chapter 50, to be honest, the more I read, the more disjointed it became. Let me give you a small example: you got divorced at 38, and then suddenly you have so much property you had 20 years ago. My question is, doesn't your ex-wife have a right to a share of this property? And this property didn't all appear at once; it's been coming one piece today and another tomorrow.

Look at this synopsis, doesn't it look familiar? 🤫🤫🤫 It's from Tomato, click to report, the plot is the same, this guy wouldn't even change the movie or the order of the scenes. 🤫🤫🤫

Author, keep writing about entertainment! Since you've already written about tokusatsu anime, you could also write about anime adaptations of novels into movies and TV series. For the initial stages, you could still produce low-budget, quirky stories like "Dragon King Returns," "Master Descends the Mountain," "School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard," or "Domineering CEO."

I subscribed to almost the entire book, but the author keeps writing about esports clubs, which I don't want to read about. My patience is almost at its limit; I've almost deleted it several times. I bought this book to see the impact of the past on the future and the future development of even more future industries, not about esports clubs or this kind of inexplicable stuff.

The author could try traveling to Japan and drawing manga like Dragon Ball, Naruto, or One Piece; that should be a hit...