Reborn: Turning My Life Around by Finding Hidden Treasures

My personal suggestion: The protagonist is too naive. He doesn't seem like a reincarnated person. He hasn't even caught his enemies, so he should be constantly on guard. Instead, he doesn't keep Chen Shaojie, who has fighting skills, by his side, wandering around alone. He randomly gets into unlicensed taxis in a border city and drinks water offered by strangers without any suspicion...

The content is alright, but the main character doesn't look like he's in his thirties.

Since it's a system-driven story, the narrative revolves around that theme. However, as the story progressed, it became increasingly difficult to understand the author's focus. It felt like there were too many plot threads, each only briefly mentioned, making the story somewhat superficial. Furthermore, the protagonist's crisis management skills were lacking; his apparent vision and decisiveness were insufficient to support his abilities and power.

Could you please not write plot points that you don't understand? With such overpowered abilities, why bother having to arrange for desperate criminals to outwit and outmaneuver them? All the bad guys go in, and everyone related to the main character goes home to their own mothers!

This book is late; it would have been better if it had been published ten years ago.

The romance was written too childishly, completely lacking the experience of a rebirth. Removing that and focusing solely on making money might have been better.

Is this an idol drama? It's forcibly creating misunderstandings.

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If you want to pursue a girl, and there's a misunderstanding, just find any girl to play your girlfriend. Haha, it's like the protagonist has been reborn!

As expected, the four legendary fantasy dramas are still the most enjoyable to watch in urban settings.