Against the Current in 2006: The Rise of a Billionaire and His One True Love

This book is the most comfortable one I have read about rebirth and entrepreneurship. It covers the intrigues in the shopping mall, the daily life in college, and the sweet love between the male and female protagonists. The most satisfying thing is that after the male protagonist was reincarnated, he initially only wanted to make money to support his family, to the early stage of starting a business in college, just for his own reputation, and finally transformed into a sincere philanthropic entrepreneur.

The plot is pretty good, and the main character doesn't have a lot of emotional development because of the heroine. It focuses on career and doesn't develop a harem. The character setting is okay. As for the poisonous points, it doesn't seem to matter to me personally.

Why is such a beautiful novel not popular? The writing is first-rate and the plot has no flaws. The only possible drawback is that the pace of the plot is a bit slow, but I feel that the problem should not be big. Could it be that it is the fault of the single female protagonist? It should not be the fault. There is a large audience for the single female protagonist. I understand, the traffic is too little, and Tomato's recommendation mechanism is a bit confusing.

It's really well written, a plain love story, no ambiguity, no female supporting characters, and the relationship between the characters is handled very well. It's not like other novels where you know the hero has someone he likes but still stick to it. Could it be that good girls can only like the hero and not other men? I'm speechless. I like reading it. Come on. The three views are very upright and inspiring, but it would be better if the male and female protagonists interacted more. The ending was too hasty.

To be honest, he is not a senior author. He is very familiar with the cool writing mode. He is not forced to pretend to be 13, but has real experience. The author has life experience and is more interesting than those without brains. There are not so many ups and downs. It is more like tea with sugar. It is a bit sweet, but the tea is warm. You can sit down and read quietly. The plot is relaxed, has positive energy, and has a positive outlook on life. If other cool writings are fast food, this one is tea. Fast food is delicious, and tea is mainly calming. (Shortcomings~ The heroine's excellence was not highlighted well in the early stage. She fell in love with the hero a little abruptly. It was too free and quite sudden. In the early stage, she pretended to be stupid and didn't emphasize it, which easily gave people the feeling of an idiot beauty. It is recommended that the heroine shine more~ In fact, rich children also have rich experience. Rich, I can open up some views and business and political perspectives that ordinary people would not think of) [laughs] This book is really good to kill time. At least you won't read the book and feel that the protagonist has a problem with his thinking or IQ... There will be no anger, and the plot of the three views and reasonable development is really good!

The plot of the story is good, the male protagonist is very single-minded, and the road to starting a business is full of difficulties. The male protagonist is also not a novice, he can think of a lot, and he can learn a lot. The story has a lot of laughs and a lot of tears, I can't help myself.

A very good story about rebirth. There is no bloody beginning, and there is no sense of worldliness in the middle just for the sake of loading money. There is only the struggle of a boy who suffered a lot due to an accident caused by his father's death in his previous life, and a gentle and generous girl.

Overall, it's pretty good. I just felt that the scene where my sister's grades were changed was a bit stiff. The rest of it was pretty good. Although the subject matter is a bit old, it's still worth watching.

Five-star praise. Why? Because pig's feet are good

The heroine feels a bit forced, but other things are very good, come on