Reborn: Watching the Neighboring Twins Grow Up

As far as rebirth novels are concerned, I can give it a T1.5 Level. Both the plot and the rhythm are well mastered. The plot and the progression of events are reasonable and logical. Although the description of the three people's lives is too smooth and lacks some tension, it does not affect the reading process and does not feel that there are overly intellectual chapters. In the middle of reading, I wondered whether the author would add some brain-burning or reversal of the plot, but unfortunately I overthought it. This is a sweet story about rebirth, with a little bit of entrepreneurship in the early stage, a little bit of brilliance in the middle stage, and all the pitfalls that have been encountered in the later stage. There is still a gap between TO's "I Really Don't Want to Be Reborn", but it is still worth reading. Even if you are not in a book shortage period, you can still collect it first. Overall it can be given 8 points.

Why was Lu Man reborn?

It feels pretty good. What about the second highest mountain?

Destined people can reverse time and go back to the past