Reborn: The Tycoon System Arrived a Little Late

The book "Tomato" is quite excellent, not bad. I was too young, and I apologize to everyone. I now feel that this book is almost ruined.

I've read fifty chapters and it's alright. There aren't any major flaws. The protagonist isn't exactly a saint, but he's not particularly ruthless either; he's just an ordinary character.

The writing is not bad. The low score is probably because many people don't see the satisfying parts and prefer fast-paced, superficial writing. However, I still advise the author to write less political content, like Red Alert!! The latest chapters are so exciting, even more sci-fi than Marvel! Why don't you just write a cultivation novel instead? Dropping the book.

Well, how should I put it? The beginning of the book was really good, but I guess the main reason for the low score is the appearance of that rich man system. Although it was resolved later, those who gave it low scores probably won't see it and have already left. To be honest, this book has been quite depressing ever since the author went to Kyoto, and it was a bit difficult to read. I didn't want to wait for the author's climax, so I quit.

I'd give it a barely passing four stars. Overall, it's alright. The protagonist's personality is handled very well, so please don't let it fall apart. However, the author should update more frequently to attract more readers, otherwise, once the recommendation period is over, no one will read it anymore.

Super cute

Keep it up! Pay more attention to the details, and make sure to develop the female lead's character as well. Write more about the other women too. Take your time.

One of the few books I could read from beginning to end, I'm curious if the loop will continue indefinitely. Giving it five stars would be unfair to the author; their writing is so good. I'm a bit upset myself, I don't know why. Everything has a cause and effect, but I didn't see the cause.

The author is intelligent, but the length of the article is too short. The handling of the Tong Ting incident was utterly ridiculous. It didn't fit the protagonist's character. They didn't even bother to write a brief mention of how the 10 billion would be spent, but instead wrote about family feuds—it's all so inexplicable. While it's true that you shouldn't use your brain when reading novels, a KTV scene is treating the reader like an idiot.

Keep it up, DaDa! But could you make the main character a little more ruthless?! 🍉🍉🍉