As a digression, see someone saying that the protagonist doesn't behave like a person who has lived two lives, and explain it a little bit (the following is based on what is currently known).

The protagonist's previous life is set according to the setting (of course, it is not explicitly stated in the text), the age is 20, a hairy young man, he has not much life experience and social experience, and he is not old and spicy in life.

Then he traveled back in time, lived for 17 years without memories of his past life, and then accidentally revived the memories of his past life.

Disagreement arises here, according to the thoughts of some readers, the protagonist has lived for 20 + 17 = 37 years (regardless of the proportion of time), and the way of acting and thinking should be more adult, mature, and not so naïve, or stupid.

But according to my point of view, the protagonist has traveled to the main material plane for 17 years, and he is just a young man who has almost been spoiled without any troubles.

Even if he retrieves his memory, in terms of experience, his upper limit is 20 at most.

The situation is similar to a person who goes from the first grade of elementary school to the third year of high school, and then seals his memory and re-teaches him the knowledge from the first grade of elementary school to the third year of high school, and the knowledge that he knew is still foreign to him.

When he recovers his memory in the future, what he has learned will not be doubled because he has studied it twice, and it will still be confined to the range from elementary school to high school.

Then imagine the second scenario, throwing that person to the first grade without sealing the memory, repeating the six years of elementary school, the three years of junior high school, and the three years of high school.

At this time, he can ignore what he would have done before and plan for the future in advance.

By the same token, if the protagonist awakens the memories of his past life on the first day he travels through the main material plane, then the 20+17 claim is valid, as he lived another 17 years on top of his 20 years old, which is not the case.

I don't know if there is a logical error in this view, but if so, I would welcome to point it out.

Therefore, if you feel that you can't accept the protagonist's personality and way of thinking, it's good to get together and disperse, accept criticism, but don't accept abuse.

That's it.

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