Reborn in 1977: Starting Out by Playing Dumb

Feigning madness is easy, but to take the college entrance exam, you need a certificate from the local government. Who would issue a certificate to a madman? It's a political mistake!

If you don't want anything from that female educated youth, why are you being so good to her? According to your own understanding, your relationship wasn't good in your past life either.

The essence of the novel lies in the synopsis, which is a million times better than the content. Don't bother reading it; it's a waste of time. Like other clichéd reincarnation novels, it offers nothing new. It's just a long, rambling account of events, and you can easily guess the plot's direction. Skipping around won't affect your understanding of the story.

It's really strange that the protagonist treats the young woman so well, even though he doesn't seem to have any romantic feelings for her and they had no connection before his rebirth. He doesn't do any work and even provides her with the best food and drink. Isn't that like serving an emperor? He seems like a simp.

I've finished reading the synopsis: prophecy, monk's writing.

The protagonist is reborn, right? So what? He was reborn without even finishing junior high in his previous life, and in this life he inexplicably graduated with a bachelor's degree and knows everything? The loose connections are just jarring. His treatment of the widow is particularly scum. While reading, I felt like a hypocrite trying to portray himself as virtuous.

I don't quite understand. Even if you're reborn, why would you abandon your wife who stood by you through thick and thin and choose the ex-wife who abandoned you in your past life? Shouldn't the correct values ​​be to make the woman who bore you two children happier? That's a bit toxic. What's the difference between this and choosing a rich and beautiful woman again? Your past life's marital relationship was zero. That's a bit toxic.

This is a terrible book; the protagonist is extremely overshadowed, I suspect it was written by a robot 🤖️

I'm curious, how did he get on the list?

That use of the word "husband" almost got me sent to my death. In those days, whether in the countryside or among high-ranking officials, how could anyone use that term? Besides, in some places, "husband" really does mean eunuch.