I've Done Whatever I Want

Before Xin Tong was reborn, he had a special experience of heartache. On the eve of the IPO, the billionaire's company went bankrupt due to a lack of automotive-grade chips. He had to sell his villa in his hometown of Yuezhou to dismiss his workers. When he was passing by the Qiantang River, he remembered his father asking him to do what he did as a trend-setter of the times, to watch the tide, but he was swallowed up by the tide. After his rebirth, he changed from a billionaire to a poor man, from a top student to a student who failed three times in his re-entry. Fortunately, the experience and wisdom from his previous life were inherited in this life. With no hope of repeating his studies, the young man followed Jiang Hua to the gold rush in Huzhou, one of the four first-tier cities. The hatred of lack of chips in the previous life must be revealed in this life. The young man is determined to make great achievements in the chip industry. *Having been used to being looked up to by others, can you accept the reality of being despised?

The characters are lively, and the profile descriptions vividly reveal their personalities, especially the supporting characters, who are occasionally playful. The more I read this book, the more I like it.

Not bad, not bad. It has a touching plot. No matter when I read, it is hard to hope that the author can keep writing at such a high level. I have collected it!

The routine is relatively novel, but some settings are still a bit not rigorous enough, but it is worth watching. If the plot were more fleshed out and the characters more fleshed out, it would be a great book.