Reborn, I Sneak into Dreams

I served 12 months in prison in 2002 for assault. I was in Pingtan. There was a big corrupt official there—I won't mention his name—who had a suite, basically a private courtyard. Two lightly convicted men were assigned to look after him. He could do anything except leave the prison; if he wanted women, he could just bring them in. Ha, how dark is that? And this is considered imprisonment? As long as you have power and money. Power means connections.

I just finished reading the prison volume and thought it was pretty good. I'd read reviews calling it a major flaw, but I wouldn't call it a flaw. After reading this story, I really admire the author's research and material collection; it's truly impressive. At least I learned a lot from it.

This is the mindset of a middle-aged man reborn. He doesn't need to do things that make him seem impressive, because he knows what he has and what he doesn't, what he needs and what he doesn't need. He understands how to cherish things and has a deep understanding of human nature because he has experienced it all. It's also called life experience.

Seeing so many complaints about this book, I can understand them after thinking about it carefully. After all, there are so many young people who read online novels for the thrill and a happy ending. Although the protagonist of this book is also a transmigrator with a cheat code, he is full of flaws.

As the title states, I am very worried that this book will be blocked because of this.

It's such a fucking disgusting novel. In it, Jin Yue pretends to be someone else's girlfriend to have sex with the protagonist. The protagonist has been fucked so many times and is still looked down upon by others. He still has the shamelessness to step on someone's face. It's so disgusting. His wife is being naughty by others and she still goes up to say nice things to people.

Really good book to start with. I encountered this book in the afternoon and read it in the early morning. As a result, it started to go downhill around chapter 150. It's almost impossible to read after the 200th chapter. I can't stand the other plots, but it's really not good to hook up with a girl. You are a thirteen-year-old child who takes advantage of your sisters every day.

It doesn't make sense. If you want to keep a low profile, you can simply go with the flow. Why make things so complicated? Auditing classes, not wanting to start primary school too early, and wanting to learn on your own—it's all illogical. I couldn't continue reading after a few chapters.

Maybe it's just my personality, but I really can't stand this kind of character. The longer I live, the more I hope my life can be stable. Being too troublesome can have uncertain consequences for the future. While I'm young, I should focus on making money; when I'm older, I can find someone who likes me and whom I don't dislike. The author is just adding events to fill space; life is inherently simple.

I took a look, and it was quite interesting, but as I read on, I started to find it a bit incomprehensible. It's understandable that a five-year-old could solve middle school math problems, but what's with the protagonist building his own bicycle? Would a child that age know that? Of course, if the protagonist is from another world, then this isn't a problem, but putting it in a realistic context, a child like that would just be terrifying. Once I thought that way, I couldn't continue reading.