About Me Being Reborn Ten Years Ago

The more I read this novel, the more familiar it seemed. Suddenly, it dawned on me that I remembered "Hidden Killer." A comparison revealed widespread plagiarism, and I immediately lost all interest in continuing. The fact that I read "Hidden Killer" suggests the author has read quite a lot, but I still hope the author of this book will read more, especially classic masterpieces, to repeatedly study and innovate. I also glanced at the author's other works at the bottom and discovered the author seems to be a siscon (sister complex). The author's writing style is good, and they have their own ideas, but the way they express them is problematic, and the character design is flawed—they're supposed to be children, innocent and pure...

She burst into the room, bumping into me as I was about to leave. The force of her charge knocked me onto the bed. I was about to get up and scold her when she suddenly hugged me tightly, her intermittent sobs coming from her arms. I froze, and just as I was about to push her away, I felt her trembling slightly. I held her, gently patting her back, and only slowly got up when she calmed down a little. She obediently sat on my lap, her arms still wrapped around my waist, her small face pressed against my chest, her thin shirt already soaked with her uncontrollable tears. I pressed my face against her hair, gently coaxing her, "Don't cry, don't cry..."

Personally, I dislike the leveling-up storylines on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform), so I prefer more slice-of-life stories like this one. However, if it's too slice-of-life, it can get a bit cloying. I think I'm a bit sentimental... So why did I like reading this book? Because I also have a cute little sister, and we have a super close relationship, like a German incestuous relationship. So I instantly felt a strong connection to the story. Also, the protagonist's doting on his sister is the kind of older brother I aspire to be... Obviously, I can't do that right now... As for why the rating isn't very high, it's because the "Resurrection Plan" part was a bit of a letdown. The reviews say the beginning is a copy of "Hidden Killer," but unfortunately...

Brother, what's that? Brother, I want candy! Brother, take me to kindergarten! Brother, I made a friend today! Brother, the teacher praised me today! Brother, I saved the candy the kindergarten gave out for you! Brother, I fell while playing today, it hurts so much, boohoo! Brother, will I still go to elementary school with my kindergarten friends? Brother, look! Isn't my new schoolbag pretty? Brother, I learned so many things today! Brother, I'll recite a poem for you! Brother, the boys in my class always bully me! Brother, remember to pick me up after school! Brother, take me out to play! Brother, I want some too! Brother, you're so cunning! Brother, I'm in second grade now! Brother, make me breakfast...

I first read it when I was a freshman in high school, and now I'm a senior in college. Back then, I didn't have a younger sister but still loved reading stories about sister complexes. Now, at my age, that sister complex spirit has reignited, haha. My social media feed is full of comments from back when I voted for this book and urged it to update. It's really nostalgic.

That was the book that got me hooked! I never expected to see it again! But it's already finished.

I still couldn't accept the ending.

This book has so many plot holes! How did a thirteen-year-old boy earn a billion? At the beginning, it does say he's doing missions, but later it says he hasn't even joined the organization yet—what missions is he doing?! And shouldn't someone his age be in middle school? And does a teacher retiring mean he's going to die? They even wrote his tombstone. Was the description of the protagonist's childhood sweetheart, Wang Luoying, as coming from a poor family just a random detail? And not just the childhood sweetheart, but the other three girls too. I can't understand what the novel is trying to say. The plot is just too disjointed.

I really enjoyed the beginning; the male protagonist was invincible, constantly collecting girls and showing off, especially his sweet daily interactions with his two younger sisters. I was completely engrossed. Most importantly, there were so many cute girls that I even got a slight erection – a sign of respect! Maybe I'm just not bright enough, because there were some parts I didn't understand, like: what was the relationship between that beautiful woman surnamed Ye and that old man? But it doesn't really matter; I came here for the cute girl stuff anyway. When I finished the book, I was stunned for a moment, scratched my head, and after a long pause, finally uttered, "Holy crap, what a terrible ending!"

In my opinion, this book is a quintessential example of a poorly written rebirth novel from Qidian. Com. Ignoring the writing style (which is at a high school level), I saw countless familiar plots and scenes. It's almost certainly a product of merging many classic online novels and light novels, taking the best and discarding the rest. The beginning and middle sections, and all the developments, have a strong sense of familiarity. The character settings are also completely copied from other classic works, extremely stereotypical, giving the impression of "I've given you the setting; the rest is up to your imagination." The plot twists are also very inexplicable.