
Urban: Reborn, I Can Still Get Online
都市:重生了我还能上网
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 316k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
133Chapters
2.3MReads
180.9kFlowers
10.0Score
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If you buy that bet, it may not be that bet that wins the prize.
It's definitely not possible to write about this subject without thinking. There's no sense of empathy, it's too silly. As a boss, would you treat your employees like this? This is not a question of welfare, but a question of making people laugh at you for being stupid.
It's just a very ordinary rebirth novel. The previous rebirth novels are almost exactly the same as the protagonists here. The protagonists in those books also remember in detail what money was made and at what time, accurate to minutes and seconds. This one is the same without the computer.
If you have three days off and four days off, you will never work overtime. The boss just works for the employees. One job is equivalent to supporting two people. Really good people
A 998, you can write a chapter
Brainless and cool article. It's still very good to watch.
What the hell are you writing here for idiots to read?
There is no plot or outline at all, just write whatever comes to mind!
The protagonist is a human being in his second life, and things are so childish. Why go to school to waste development time if he doesn't pick up girls?
Author, you update too slowly. If it wasn't good-looking, I would have stopped updating it a long time ago. One page a day, who would you give it to read?