[No mindless wish fulfillment + No System + Urban slice of life + Multiple heroines + Reborn + No flaunting wealth + Campus life]
In his previous life, Chen Xiang's stock market failure led to his parents' deaths and drove a wedge between him and his sibling. He spent half his life drifting from construction site to construction site, wasting more than a decade, until an accident sent him back to his senior year of high school in 2001.
In this life, Chen Xiang only wants to spend time with his family, keep a low profile as he builds his future, earn a little money, then lie flat. He plans to return to his rural hometown, build a big house, and live a happy life with his family...
P.S. All names of people, places, businesses, and anything else in this book are fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.
This rebirth article is an anti-routine daily flow narrative, which is different from the mainstream rebirth literature of revenge and counterattack. After the protagonist was reborn, he did not choose to use cheats to slap his enemies in the face. At first, he just used a little bit of information he remembered from his previous life to make some profit, and thought about running a normal life. In the future, some deviations may gradually occur due to various objective reasons, as well as the flaws and advantages of the protagonist's character. Compared with the fierce conflict of traditional rebirth novels, this article focuses more on the slow transformation of characters. The protagonist gradually changes his mentality through family life, campus life, business management and communication with senior officials, which is also the main reason for the deviation. Recommended for readers who are tired of routines and cool articles: There is no big fight and slap in the face here, but every falling petal tells the weight of life.
It's quite to my liking. It's a breath of fresh air. It's not like other male protagonists who lick dogs with conspicuous bags and drive in the same way every day. Although few people have read this book, I want to say good luck to the author.
This is a rare good book, without any poisonous points
The plot gradually progresses,
In summary, it's okay.