To be strictly honest, this novel is still quite new so I’m not certain how things will shape up in the future but so far it seems that the MC acts in a fairly reasonable way. He doesn’t let his emotions govern his actions like many novel MCs do, but neither is he a perfect logical thinking machine. Some people have critized that he doesn’t think enough like a scientist, I have to disagree. He conducts tests and tries different hypotheses, the disagreement comes in his resolution in sticking with the laws of physics as he knows them. Of course a truly scientific method is to always question everything, but scientists have always held key fundamental assumptions. Getting scientists to change these assumptions has always been a difficult task. In order to do so you first have to propose an alternative assumption, a task that requires thinking of the world in an entirely new way and then once you have familiarized yourself in thinking that way, you have to create all the new laws based upon the alternate assumption to be able to explain everything the old model could. Then you need to analyze the two models and determine what differences would arise depending on which one was accurate, create the experiments, and do the tests. And only after all this has been verified would scientists decide to change their worldview. In general it is much easier to explain a new phenomenon using the backing of your current knowledge than it is to rewrite your entire understanding of the laws to accomodate the new phenomenon. The former is what most scientists do, the latter is what revolutionary scientists such as Einstein do. The MC is essentially being asked (by himself mainly as he is driven by a thirst for knowledge) to either rectify the seeming violation of the laws of physics by the magic system, when he is stuck with the body and parental restrictions of a baby/toddler where so far he can’t use magic as anything more than an enhanced endo-skelton suit and advanced sensory/calculating device, or to try and figure out the laws of physics from scratch, by himself. Also, side note, none of the statements he’s made are scientifically inaccurate. You might have seen a previous comment on a binary star, please read the replies to that, he’s not saying binary star systems don’t exist, but that binary star system worlds would not behave like Earth (and they wouldn’t). As for the actual novel, there definitely seems to be quite a bit of worldbuilding with plenty of details that are relevant, but the main mysteries are much slower going and look like they will take some time before the MC is able to find the answers, mainly as they are mysteries to most everyone. The MC is a bit overpowered, but compared to most on Quidian, it’s not that bad and even with his super baby magic might, he still prefers to use his analytical skills to win a fight than an explosion of power, plus with his current restriction that prevents him from actually casting spells, he does tend to come up with more interesting solutions than just swing sword super fast and sharp. The only thing that strikes me as odd (though still reasonable) is why he is keeping his reincarnation a secret when all his other capabilities (such as talking at several weeks old) get exposed fairly easily. All in all though this novel has some great potential, there are some spelling/grammatical mistakes here and there, I personally don’t find them problematic (especially as I get to read this novel for free), but grammar nazis you have been warned. Right now I could see this novel going several directions, it could go the route of RTW once he feels he is old enough to start industrializing (the MC has some ideas of doing this), it could go the Wuxia route (he is strong enough and with his understanding of physics could likely be a powerful magic user, but the author states he doesn’t want to go that route), or something different where the novel mainly focuses on the MCs quest to understand the world, with his self-improvement and industrialization attempts being mainly ways to allow himself to further pursue his goals of exploring and learning about the world (my personal prediction for the direction this novel will go).

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One of the most infuriating things for me is that the MC is portrayed as an expert in a field but then portrayed as lacking on said field. There are multiple instances of this but I'm going to cite the worst offenders. One is that he doesn't know binary star system exist. He mentions that seeing more than one sun will blow his mind as it was not possible normally. His insistence on the impossibility of creating matter with magic due to the laws of thermodynamics is really not a characteristic of a good scientist, unless author is portraying him as a ****ty scientist. Established conceps were debunked by new discoveries in history. The MC should at least know that, and not do what he just did. So if we use the MC as an average scientist, in the near future if we observe something travel faster than the speed of light, are they going to just cry that it is impossible and ignore it? You portrayed the MC as a particle physicist as he was working on the higgs boson on the LHC. Please at least depict him as such. At the latest chapters, please explain how he was able to measure everything that he was able to. Don't just say magic, explain how with magic. For example, is his measurement of distance as precise as a ruler or as the planck constant? How was he able to do these measurements? Look, I really want this novel to succeed, just please do your research.

WRITING QUALITY The writing is readable enough but still needs work. Lots of misplaced commas/semicolons dot the thing. Chapter-to-chapter quality is inconsistent as well. (BTW, you can spare me the "it's not yet edited" spiel; as I note below I can see the disclaimer just fine. It's nice to include but it doesn't at all excuse the mistakes.) STABILITY OF UPDATES Updates regularly enough for a good score here. Not much else to say here. STORY DEVELOPMENT/CHARACTER DESIGN/WORLD BACKGROUND These are intertwined, so I'll tackle them together. Let's talk about the first place you're selling your story: the synopsis. 3/4 of the thing is disclaimer, for one thing, which means I've learned almost jack crap about what to actually expect story-wise. For another, pick either "photographic memory" or "eidetic memory"; either you use the clear term or you use the one some people may have to look up. Putting both like that reeks of "iamverysmart"ism and a synopsis, among other things, should never condescend. Check out the most recent chapters in the Book of Authors resource if writing a good synopsis is that much of an issue, it should help. The setting appears bog-standard enough for what it is, nothing exceptional. All that the character's background seems to lend early on is some THIS CANNOT BE crap you'd expect from a villainous breakdown. Yes, that's great, you took basic high school physical sciences and can mention those concepts! I'm still not impressed with the character at all, though. When you pick a supposedly smart professional as your MC, you can't afford to just pay superficial lip service to their vocation; a real scientist and not just a science student should have a more plastic view of what's possible or not, for one thing. All-in-all, this novel's introductory chapters failed to impress me in any of these three dimensions and this is where the rating takes its biggest hit. VERDICT As you can see, this is a Chapter 15 review. I do not owe the novel any more of my time trying to make it work, but obviously some people do find the additional investment worthwhile and have rated it well. I am not one of them. Each reader should ultimately judge this for themselves.

"Poor woman having a freak as a child." Well it's quite good to be honest,born in a fun and harmonious family. To be honest can't actually call this a review cause it's still early as this novel started.BUT it's good!! Hopefully our author can maintain this and not lack of ideas,we reader can enjoy gratefully and will edit this review in future......

Couldn't remember if I gave a review yet; if so I'll give another. Expecting great things from this novel. I think this novel world has the potential to be developed into a multitude of books long after Ezra's story is told. Which is great for the writer because they need only retell key bits about the world background in future books. Great for readers cause the books become more focused on plot and character development. Author, thanks for they exceptional work of art!

It's like reading an autobiography of a child. At 60 chapter the mc is still a toddler and at the latest chapter the mc still can't even use magic just because he doesn't believe in magic. I can understand that he would be doubtful at first because he was a scientist but he's been there for years now I think it's just ignorant if he still thinks that way. Judging by the title I can guess that in the future he will probably becomes something like iron man in another world by creating his own tech, but this is just to slow. The author basically made a 70 chapters prologue

Giving wrong info to puzzle readers is a no no, author. You wrote as mc's mother was somekind of a genius. but in reality she is stupid like a brain dead. Why did she kept asking qus after qus in the middle of fight? And his father was not much of a second strongest. cleary mc's wet nurse is way more powerful. she didn't need lucky reinforcement to escape. and she face way more opposition than him. and a powerful one, mc's wife among them.

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