Reborn: Driving Back to 1999 with My Phone

It's quite good-looking, the writing is fluent and the logic is smooth. I can't help but want to read it, but I basically don't use my mobile phone to find information about future generations.

The story is compact and highly readable, without rambling just for the sake of word count. Although there are some minor flaws in the content, such as the development company was established but not launched, and the double-wearing setting is also suspected of being a bit of a fill-in. To go a little deeper, since the identity of Bu Yile has emerged, it feels a bit unnecessary not to develop more as a music, film and television writer, because if the protagonist later becomes an Internet capital tycoon, it is usually reasonable to make a fortune in related industries. Even if the first pot of gold is to set up a legendary private server, it is more acceptable. People's hobbies are limited, at least they are professional. The setting of full bloom across multiple industries is a bit too fake. Going a step further, the protagonist lacks a depth. He should have had love and hate in his previous life, and he should also have unwillingness and regrets. That should be reflected in the first time travel, rather than purely making money, because the setting will be contradictory. Just to make money, you can start copying music and novels to make money. All in all, I felt that the protagonist had no desires and desires during the first time travel, and it was not until the second time travel at the end that he thought of making up for his regrets. Apart from some of the above logical problems, the overall story is quite interesting, and a lot of the baggage in it is very high-level. Even the problems I think above are just my humble opinions. I give the author full marks and hope the next one will be better. [Praise]

This book is so awesome. It's so good to read. The protagonist follows his big brother and messes with this bunch of gangsters today and another bunch of gangsters tomorrow. Even the gangsters in the sewers all over the city come to trouble the protagonist, but they are all dealt with one by one.

The writing is very good, the story is compact and not procrastinating. There are a lot of cuts in the later stage, especially as someone who has experienced 512, I know how the scene was like a hell scene at that time, although the details are not consistent with the real scene. The ending is a bit rushed, but it may be because the author doesn't know how to end it, and leaves many holes left unfilled in the early stages. I hope there will be a second part to fill the holes. Really good.

Except for a few awkward plots, overall it's pretty good. It's much better than the book I read before that said "it's not a cool novel. If you want to read a cool novel, don't come here" and ended up being completely confused. The author is really funny. I suggest you come here to learn. You can write well even if you don't want to read a cool novel.

It's beautiful, it's real, it makes you pee. The traces of Dalian in the writing are so obvious. As a student who happened to be studying in Dalian in 1998, I am particularly kind. Come on.

Full marks. In fact, when I was writing about Michelle, I was wondering if it was going to end. I clicked on the table of contents and it was indeed the case. It was a very compact novel and very good. It didn't have any writing problems, nor did it say anything about cultivating immortals. It didn't even involve any foreign capital. It was very good. Yes, it's very eye-catching. I finished reading it in less than half a month? I didn't miss a word, and I saw the early hours of the morning several times. This is something I didn't expect. I am used to reading a book before reviewing it. This book is one of the few I have reviewed on Tomato. I highly recommend it, thank you.

The writing style is simple, but the third grader is a bit too young. The protagonist can be rounded, but his classmates are only fourteen or fifteen years old after all, so they are too mature.

After reading more than 300 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The author wrote this financial novel from the third grade of junior high school to college. The content is wild and unconstrained, and it can do anything. But this is the first time the author has written a novel, so I must give it strong support and 5 stars.

I've been a bookworm for fifteen years, and I wholeheartedly recommend this.