Rebirth 2004: from an Honest Man to a Supreme Being

I'm really embarrassed for the author.

I don't know how it got the score of 8.4, But it's too high anyway. The author writes about a male protagonist who stood at the station after being reborn and said to his father who was riding in the car that it was a good trip. Then he drew a line with the classmates he had been chasing for three years, so he went to buy five double-color balls and won the first prize. Then he started eating and drinking and pretending to be a rich man everywhere. He felt that he was a god. In the process, there was a woman. The author's character is a selfish, narcissistic, rude, and troubled poor man! But a woman like this, whom I had never interacted with or spoken to before, was actually with the male protagonist. After seeing this, I lost interest in reading further.

Is the author still reborn? To put it bluntly, I have tasted all the warmth and coldness of human relationships and all kinds of life. If you want to get the first pot of gold by buying a lottery ticket, there is no question of whether you can win through secret operations. Just the speed at which you make money and the speed at which you make money in the early stage. He can only be a country bumpkin who has no concept of money.

There are no shortcomings except for incorrect views, childish plot, missing characters without explanation, and inexplicable side characters and plots.

The author has a pitifully low understanding of human nature