Reborn in 1975: I Started Out Doing Nothing and Still Came Out on Top
重生1975：开局直接躺赢
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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192Chapters
653Reads · 30 days
258.8kReads · all time
8.5Score
269Listens
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My new book is out! It's my first time writing for a male-oriented genre, so I hope you'll give me lots of feedback. Thank you! 🙏 Mwah! 💋
It's pretty good. Although there are some shortcomings, it's already very good for a newcomer. The supporting characters are well-developed, each one distinct and not stereotypical. The details are handled very well! The scene transitions are smooth! There isn't much unnecessary narration. It fully portrays various aspects of human nature! It fits the historical context and the characters' personalities! Keep it up! The author is very talented!
It's pretty good, quite enjoyable to read. Unlike other historical fiction novels that are so cruel to the protagonist, this one is handled cleanly and efficiently, without too much entanglement. Keep it up!
There are still some good books among these Rotten Tomatoes, like this one. Unfortunately, I lack the literary talent to write a lavish review, so I can only give it 5 stars to express my appreciation. If all books were this good, why would we bother digging through piles of garbage? 😄
This way of writing is great; it wouldn't be as good as it is if it were shorter.
It's pretty good. An honest, simple man from a bygone era is reborn; it's impossible for him to suddenly become incredibly intelligent. After dealing with Ning Xinjie, he meets Ruan Linying. Some commentaries say Cheng Dali saved Ruan Linying, and that he finds women attractive (something like that).
Although the "white moonlight" character was portrayed as suffering a lot, it was still quite an engaging read.
It's a very good book, although it has many plot holes. But undeniably, it's a very enjoyable read, and each character is quite well-developed and three-dimensional. I wonder how many people like the auntie; I've said it before, if I could meet a woman like her, I'd marry her on the spot. Hahaha. It seems the author is a bit reluctant to continue writing towards the end; the pacing suddenly jumps a lot faster!
Didn't you see any mention of a coffin?
This is truly a satisfying read, it's so good! I hope they continue writing!