Reborn in 1977: My Happy Years

It's well written, but for a 7 or 8-year-old like you to fight wolves and wild boars is just too much. Even if you have the strength of an adult, where is your weight? Do first graders weigh an average of 50 pounds?

Putting everything else aside, I've read all your books, but this 7-year-old's abilities are outrageous; even if it's supernatural, it's still outrageous.

I thought it was a pure urban farming story, but it turns out to be a historical fantasy with reincarnation elements! Good grief, even druids are appearing? I spent over 600 book coins, which is a bit of support, but I wouldn't recommend it.

Based on the current public chapters, the protagonist is still a seven-year-old child. When will he grow up? Watching a kid causing all sorts of trouble is too jarring—submitting articles, writing songs, and hunting in the mountains every day. They have to set him up as a child; a teenager would be much better.

Novels aren't virtual reality. As long as the author writes well, that's enough. Why do people always look at things from a judgmental perspective? Isn't that exhausting? I support the author; it's very well written!

Such a great historical novel, what are you people babbling about?

I've been reading your books since I was a child, when I was a landlord.

Looks good! Keep it up!

The 10-year-old boy wrote 300 chapters. Now, he has recalled his hometown village in the depths of his memory. It's time to end it.

Chapter 168 describes how the protagonist served truffles to the Japanese. Chapter 175, the protagonist is still seeing this for the first time. Has the author forgotten?