Back to the Lush Years

[74] The protagonist shouldered the great mission of saving the world and was reborn in 2006. He started by copying lyrics and holding a small concert to raise the first pot of gold, and then moved to making a private game server to make a fortune using the forward-looking vision and various ideas of future generations. He passed the college entrance examination with the strong memory brought by his rebirth, successfully got together with his childhood sweetheart, and used the money brought by his fortune to save his father from the fate of early death in his previous life, and finally succeeded in saving all mankind - I am guessing everything after the period. There is basically nothing to criticize about this story in terms of reading fluency and emotion. Although the reaction of the onlookers after the protagonist copied and sang a well-known song is a bit exaggerated, the description of family love in the article is still in place, and the emotions are rendered in an infectious way. It does not feel awkward when watching it, and it is very comfortable to read. However, I think this protagonist crosses a lot of boundaries. Although the purpose of rebirth is to be fun, being too idealistic and changing directions will inevitably cause a burden on reading. Judging from the main plot of making money, the protagonist first made up his mind to intercept Hu Haidilao in the future, and then copied famous songs and held concerts to earn the first pot of gold... And then he became a legendary private server? So I don't quite understand. Is this illegal or not? And the transition between these three businesses is a bit big. At least I don't really resonate with making private servers for games, and I'm also annoyed by the advertisements for private servers. Finally, some bugs or suggestions. First, the ellipsis... Get it? Stop using dot dot dot. Secondly, I feel a bit confused about applying for song copyright in one go. At least in my personal knowledge, I don't understand or know how to do it. The protagonist is as simple as going out to buy groceries... And I personally find it amazing that someone would spend 50 yuan to listen to an unknown boy singing in 2006. The first pot of gold is a bit beyond my personal knowledge. In the end, I don't know for what purpose the author added a background of three-body alien invasion to a rebirth urban novel and then arranged for the protagonist to save the world, but I hope this main line will not collapse, although I think it is weird.