At first I had the mentality of trying to read novels without ratings and reviews, but then I regretted it.

There's a reason why no one leaves ratings or reviews. Usually when reading a reborn novel, it will explain why the MC was reborn and at what point he left. But not here. In the opening of the first chapter of the story you find the MC in a strange place and he knows there is money and gold stored in a certain hiding place. Read to the end and there... more>> is no explanation as to why in a strange place like that the MC knows there is money and gold there even though the MC's background is a poor person.

Then the story was two months later without any clear explanation of what he was doing, the source of the anxiety he felt was not described properly so I know MC felt anxious because the writer said so. <<less

Really enjoyed this novel! The MC’s past life isn’t explored much—just some details at the end—but it shows how tough things were for him. In his new life, he focuses on keeping his family safe and well-fed. With help from his soldier cousin (ML), who knows about his space, he’s able to collect supplies more easily. He does get stronger, and while ... more>>

Spoiler

he and his cousin become immorta

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, it doesn’t really impact the story.

The world-building is mostly centered on his village and nearby town, giving it a small but cozy feel. The pacing is slow and immersive, more about daily survival than intense action. By the end, I felt comforted seeing humanity start to rebuild. A great read if you like slice-of-life with a hopeful touch!

Also for the reviewer asked about the money,

Spoiler

it does mentioned at the end of the novel. Which most people can guess, he heard it when people talk about it.

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