Reborn: The Great Collector

I don't understand why they always involve Han Chunming in making money. He provides the ideas and capital, and you're the one who found him. Then you split the profits. Isn't that despicable?

The protagonist's parents die right at the beginning?! This is unbelievable!

You keep all the good stuff at Uncle Niu's place, making it sound nice that he has three sons. But Uncle Niu is finished, and what can you do if he says he won't give it to you? Don't drag the system into this; you'll end up losing everything. And aren't you shameless, acting like a bootlicker, spending money and effort to help others make money? Why can't you make money on your own?

If you have the system and the ability, why bother being a train conductor? And why not come up with your own business ideas and connections, and even split the profits equally? Ha! Even close brothers keep clear accounts. It's fine if the money is small at first, but what about later? It's not about scarcity, it's about unequal distribution.

The 1970s? Why don't you start from the late Qing Dynasty?

Reading the description felt like an insult to my intelligence. Even a fool would know which option to choose, so what's the point of this choice?

The timeline is too far removed from my life as a 95er, so I'll leave it at that!

What I hate most is this kind of selection system, what a load of rubbish!

What is collecting? What people know is just ordinary collectibles; true treasures are meant to be appreciated by the owner. There is much to learn about collecting and hoarding.

Parents who say, "I'm saving this money for you, it's for your own good," are the most shameless.