Reborn as a Super Landlord

Everything else is fine, but the only thing I can't stand is the age. Doesn't it feel awkward to see a toddler leading immigration, buying farms and wineries, writing books, investing, and hosting parties? And to be involved in romantic relationships at such a young age? It's incredibly embarrassing!

I quite like the premise—rebirth with a spatial ability—but what's with the 6-year-old class completing a middle school entrance exam in front of the principal just to read extracurricular books? That's fucking toxic...

I can't get into it; it's too much of a fantasy. It was watchable more than 10 years ago.

Seeing the 9-year-old protagonist having sex with a foreign woman, I'm defeated.

Dude! If you've ever enjoyed the services of a bank's VIP clients or the services of a car or house saleswoman, you'll know that age is never a problem, not even species is a problem, as long as your wallet is big enough!

Although this book is poorly written, it's the only one the author has finished among his many books—that damned old eunuch!!

Chapter 111 is groveling to America, I can't accept it.

Uh, okay, I'm just passing by.

The introduction said it was primarily lighthearted with a touch of wish fulfillment. Author, you've got it backwards! It's clearly primarily wish fulfillment with a touch of lightheartedness... And the wish fulfillment is excessive; it's all just your imagination, so unrealistic. I guess only clueless kids would read this...

As the title suggests, The Matrix's box office of 200 million is split with theaters, so they'll only get a little over 100 million. After deducting the 70 million cost, the profit isn't much. Do they really think Hollywood is a gold mine?