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Good overall, but the plot is relatively slow so there's not too much that can be said about the translated chapters (and the translation itself is decent - a few minor mistakes like wrong genders, but very infrequent compared to some of the translations that seem like barely polished MTL).Aside from retaining his memories and entertainment talents, the MC gains a cheat of seeing a preview screen of any camera pointed at him, but the plot hasn't gone into much detail in that regard, so it's more like a simple bonus to make him look good at all times.One of the most interesting parts to me is the contrast between his adult consciousness and his desire for affection and attention from his family which is still intact at this point in time, which he didn't end up getting after the divorce of his parents before the regression. There's no detailed information or plan on how that happened or how to prevent it yet. I'm assuming it'll be covered in a future arc (since there's not even a concrete timeline for the divorce, it's hard to even predict weekend that arc will happen).I generally appreciate if novels don't actually skip the childhood, so the pace doesn't bother me, but it will probably need a few hundred chapters for him to grow up and build a comprehensive career with deeper social interactions that are still relatively shallow at this point.
