I Reincarnated as a Hero and Became a Silver-Haired Girl

I recently finished playing *Disco Elysium*, and my head is brimming with all sorts of wonderful thoughts. I'd feel like I'd succumb to my "literary fever" if I didn't write something down (laughs), so I'll just share my thoughts on this story. The prologue starts a little slowly, but the transitions are decent. Personally, I enjoy both the rapid reincarnation of a dump truck at the beginning and the dashing reincarnation that leaves a final farewell to the world. Plus, introducing the new world from the author's perspective is quite interesting. The main story follows the standard school-themed reincarnation template: a country bumpkin goes to the city, finds like-minded friends...

(Spoilers ahead) To be honest, the prologue alone was enough to make me applaud. In an era where reincarnation stories are all about lightning-fast time travel and protagonists rushing to be reborn, a prologue like this is truly refreshing. Unlike most novels that choose a humorous or rushed approach to reincarnation, this story dedicates tens of thousands of words to telling the tale. The protagonist, suddenly diagnosed with a terminal illness, encounters a girl with the same disease, and a strange chemistry develops between them. From their initial chance meeting and strangers, they gradually come to understand and rely on each other in their daily lives...

Hmm... I've followed most of this book, only about twenty chapters away from catching up. To be honest, it's a bit too disjointed. There are too many different factions, and one event often moves on to the next without being fully resolved, making it feel like the plot lacks a proper outlet for conflict. Plus, there are too many characters, and they don't get enough attention, plus they're all enigmatic figures. Overall, the reading experience is only so-so...

However, this article has several major problems: 1. The addition of settings is frequent, abrupt, and difficult to accept; 2. Character names mostly use four-character or three-character phrases, which does not conform to the memory patterns of Chinese people, and many are uncommon names, making them difficult to remember and impossible to distinguish; 3. The character strength settings are unreasonable, lacking a growth process. In addition, the storyline is somewhat chaotic (probably due to the addition of settings). The suggestion to the author is to slow down the pace and add daily life to introduce the settings, rather than adding them abruptly, increasing the reading difficulty for readers.

Resurrect, my beloved!

Among all the transmigration stories where the protagonist immediately boosts the truck driver's income, this is a breath of fresh air. The protagonist feels a real sense of being reborn, unlike some transmigration stories that read like rebirths or are written as Gods, where everything revolves around the protagonist (this book is slow-paced but full of logic). Since I didn't have the patience to finish it, based on the plot before its release, it seemed quite promising. If I were to rate it using my previous heart ratings, I'd give the beginning an 8.5 out of 10. The 1.5 is because it's so slow-paced.

You won the revival match but aren't updating?

Oh crap, it seems the author is in the hospital; he got hit by a stick while trying to break up a fight and ended up in an ambulance.

To be honest, this novel has some issues: for example, there are quite a few characters, and most of their names are complicated, giving it a confusing feel, like reading a Hemingway novel where it's hard to tell who's who. However, the author has paid attention to this, sometimes deliberately repeating a character's label when they appear. Overall, although the pacing is slow, it's still worth looking forward to the next book. I personally really enjoy stories where the protagonist, burdened with much sorrow and suffering, acts as a behind-the-scenes observer and guardian, helping those who deserve help. I hope this novel can maintain a happy ending throughout...

Author's summoning spell! The author hasn't updated for almost two months.