Back in the 1990s, the Nation Hires Me as a National Scholar

This book is really good; it was a very enjoyable read for a "little" bookworm like me. First of all, the protagonist's rebirth is a cliché, nothing special to say about it. Secondly, the protagonist's love life was bumpy, but he also met the right person, so there's not much to say about that. And there's nothing wrong with being a plagiarist.

Having read this far, all I can say is that while the plot lacks dramatic twists and turns and isn't a typical "feel-good" story, this book can serve as a sanctuary for your soul. It's rare to see such a harmonious novel from Tomato (the author's pen name), and I hope he continues to write in this direction.

It's pretty good, quite enjoyable. I'd like to give the author some advice. In most rebirth novels, the female lead is at most a helpful wife, but the female lead in this book has excellent memory and math skills, and is born with a business acumen. Instead of helping a tycoon who didn't succeed in his previous life, why not let his wife stand on her own?

It looks good, but since you've already called her "wife," when are you going to kiss her? 😏

A really good storyline, it's been great so far! I support the author and recommend it to everyone! The writing is excellent and the plot is clear. The male protagonist is idealistic and ambitious, gradually realizing his wishes despite the regrets of his past life. I hope he can make amends for his regrets, strive to achieve his ideals, repay kindness with kindness, and settle scores with grievances! Looking forward to more exciting developments! 🤭 👍 👍

This book is quite good. The characters are well-rounded, the author's writing is excellent, and it's a comfortable read. The opening is natural, and the first 100 chapters have few flaws, making it entirely readable. Of course, as with any historical novel, it all boils down to strings of large numbers towards the end.

It's quite good. I hope Chen Changhe will always treat Mai Mai well, and I also hope the male lead can teach Mai Mai knowledge, help her grow, and help her read, write, and work. When you truly love someone, it's not about offering to support them, turning them into a housewife, or letting them drift out of society.

After reading the first five chapters, I found it to be really well-written. It's much better than those stories about reborn characters who are obsessed with the wrong person and don't understand that they've started a new life. This book's writing style is much more engaging, making it feel like the author has finally figured out who their true love is. The author must be quite experienced; could they really be in their fifties? 😏

This novel is great, very informative, and it balances love and work without too many embarrassing moments. Overall, it's really good. It's just that it took a year off, but the author came back and updated it as quickly as possible; there's never enough! 🥰🥰

Guilt isn't love; being together is just making up for guilt from a past life.