Rebirth in the Leisurely World
by Old Biden
About This Novel
Carrying an eight-figure foreign debt, Ye Cheng started from scratch. However, when he completely paid off the foreign debt and was about to enjoy financial freedom, he traveled back to 20 years ago. ... The ruthless Fatty Ye suddenly transformed into the young and promising Boss Ye. But as an old scumbag who is framed and standing up, facing Bai Yueguang and the female goblin again, where should he go? ...
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Official(24)Scraped 2mo ago
The writing is a bit messy
I feel like the author's writing skills are not very good. It's like the framerate dropped when playing a game. There are still many characters, so the writing feels messy.
Um, it's so confusing. Who is the protagonist, who traveled through time, and who started the business?
It's too chaotic. There's no priority. The protagonist is a bit confused.
What the hell is this writing about? The protagonist is robbed in South Korea, and the South Korean police are unable to provide justice. They don't know how to go to the embassy? The protagonist spends his own money to start a business, and all the shares belong to his friends? Still calling it a nice excuse to leave a way out for yourself? This is not the gangster brother
After reading a few chapters, I felt like everything was forcing itself on me. It doesn't have that smooth feeling. Abandoned
The writing is very good, it's not like a newcomer's new work, it should be popular
The writing is very good, it's not like a newcomer's new work, it should be popular
The part in Korea was too poisonous, so I was persuaded to quit.
The part in Korea was so toxic that I was persuaded to quit. Why can't domestic universities with creativity and money produce such a crappy game? .
So well written
It's really well written, it's my favorite type
Brother Mo feels like a male god and a girl. . . .
"I Really Don't Want to Be Reborn" is really the ceiling of urban rebirth literature.
The writing is a bit messy and I can't stand it anymore.
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Community(0)
Official(24)Scraped 2mo ago
The writing is a bit messy
I feel like the author's writing skills are not very good. It's like the framerate dropped when playing a game. There are still many characters, so the writing feels messy.
Um, it's so confusing. Who is the protagonist, who traveled through time, and who started the business?
It's too chaotic. There's no priority. The protagonist is a bit confused.
What the hell is this writing about? The protagonist is robbed in South Korea, and the South Korean police are unable to provide justice. They don't know how to go to the embassy? The protagonist spends his own money to start a business, and all the shares belong to his friends? Still calling it a nice excuse to leave a way out for yourself? This is not the gangster brother
After reading a few chapters, I felt like everything was forcing itself on me. It doesn't have that smooth feeling. Abandoned
The writing is very good, it's not like a newcomer's new work, it should be popular
The writing is very good, it's not like a newcomer's new work, it should be popular
The part in Korea was too poisonous, so I was persuaded to quit.
The part in Korea was so toxic that I was persuaded to quit. Why can't domestic universities with creativity and money produce such a crappy game? .
So well written
It's really well written, it's my favorite type
Brother Mo feels like a male god and a girl. . . .
"I Really Don't Want to Be Reborn" is really the ceiling of urban rebirth literature.
The writing is a bit messy and I can't stand it anymore.
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