My Life Can't Possibly Be All Regrets

Give yourself a thumbs up for your work. Everyone has regrets in their heart. Lin Wanyu is the embodiment of my first love, and I have always wanted to make up for my regrets through writing. It is probably a dream that a man approaching forty is reluctant to let go of, one of the few youthful memories left in his mind.

I really like the character design, the story flows smoothly, and the logic is sound. Personally, I feel the industry layout is the most reasonable. In the case of a poor family rising to prominence without connections or background, starting an internet business from the outset is unlikely to be sustainable.

Why aren't there many comments? I think it's well-written. I'm not very cultured, so I can't write particularly insightful reviews, but I just find this book quite enjoyable to read. A good book, in my opinion, is one that brings comfort and relaxation. Keep up the good work, author! 💕💕

I read over ten chapters in one go and found it very enjoyable. The emotional descriptions are very delicate, without the typical "reborn as a teddy bear" scenario. The author seems to have personally experienced that era, and the descriptions of prices are accurate. It's a great novel; I hope it won't be abandoned later.

I don't know why it got a low score, but it's really well-written and touching. It's not vulgar, it has depth, and it features a clean-living, single-female protagonist. And finally, it's not a story about a simp at the beginning; it's about making up for regrets—that you're together in both past and present lives, reborn and growing old together. Who doesn't have regrets and obsessions? This novel can be said to fulfill a dream.

It's very well written, with delicate emotions. It's not a mindless, overpowered protagonist story. In short, it has the mature soul of an adult and the passionate fighting spirit of a young person.

It's a good book, but the kind that's a bit hard to keep reading for long. Hope the author keeps up the good work!

The initial part seemed alright (he said he wanted to write two million words, which I think is difficult). The thing is, he basically tries to capitalize on every trend, which is acceptable, but in the stock market case, his girlfriend's behavior was a bit naive.

It looks really good.

Worth watching, very good.