Reborn: Making Money from the First Day After Boot Camp

It's a good read. The money-making pace is slow but steady. There are multiple female leads, and the protagonist isn't currently being overly devoted; he's quick and decisive in pursuing the female leads. It also features a rebirth story, so hopefully the author won't mention anything about past lives being problematic. Mark this down for future use.

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This is the only urban novel I've read that I could say is comfortable to read, if not the best. It gets the female characters right, no unnecessary fuss, great! It's the only one I'd give five stars to. It's a pity the score is too low; those who give low scores are just sycophants.

This is so good! I haven't seen such a realistic rebirth story in a long time.

It's very well-written. While it doesn't feature thrilling business battles, the business aspects are handled exceptionally well. The male lead has many women, but so far, there haven't been any major issues. The female leads are all distinctive. The only drawback is the lack of corresponding images for each female lead, leaving us readers to rely on our imaginations.

The writing is close to real life, quite realistic, with a good pace and no exaggeration. Picked up. A steal!

This book fulfills men's dreams; you don't need to use your brain so much while reading. It's a pretty good book, except the female entrepreneurship part is also decent. It's much better than those super-rich novels where the protagonist is worth hundreds of millions or billions right from the start.

Slow-paced, realistic, not many plot holes, but it really makes me nostalgic for my university days. , Good

This book is underrated and completely underestimated. The author writes with remarkable detail and a remarkably down-to-earth style. Written by a bookworm with over thirty years of life experience, this book is written with a truly relatable feel. Keep up the good work, author!

A satisfying read from beginning to end, with plenty of food to eat and no disgusting or offensive moments. The way the author treats her roommates is also just right, without treating them like a son and helping them with everything.