Reborn in 1995: The County Town's Brahmin

This is one of the most "realistic" rebirth stories I've ever read. Without the technological crushing brought about by time travellers, it was in a county town in the 1990s, relying on poor information and business acumen to make money. This realistic setting is amazing.

This is how urban rebirth should be written! It has the fireworks of the county seat in 1995 and the exhilaration of starting a business and making money. The protagonist is reborn from a trough in life and leads his uncle to fight back. It is so fascinating that you must continue to follow the series.

Rare gold, very good. Although I only listened to three chapters, it is really good. Hey, it's so boring. There is no main line. It's stealing steel bars, stealing pork, and selling houses. It's a headache. It's getting more and more boring.

It's really well written and close to reality. The author writes about a selfish and affectionate person, so what he writes may not be in line with the core values, and some details may be a bit personal, but I learned a lot from reading this book. I wrote a lot of interesting stuff, and I felt like I was at risk of entering a dark room, so I read as much as I could.

This rebirth article is very real, not the kind of mindless cheating. The protagonist relies on his current experience and vision to lay out the layout of the county town in the 1990s, setting up street stalls and opening various places. Every step is very logical, and the more he looks at it, the better he gets.

It is rare to see such a down-to-earth rebirth novel. The protagonist does not want to go to the big city to dominate the world, but lives and builds a career in the county town relying on his prophetic knowledge and thorough experience. The characters are vivid and the plot is real. The more I read, the more pyrotechnics I feel, which is very to my liking.

It was okay, except for the ink-written explanation in the middle that made me tired of being stupid and ready to give up. But I suddenly discovered that the author used the old uncle in the book to represent some readers who had a little or no understanding, and the protagonist was the author. I continued reading from this angle and found it very enjoyable. I finished it in one go. It was great👍🏻Also, when reading the book, you must sweep the protagonist's graduation from sixth grade into the corner. Otherwise, you won't be able to read it if you keep worrying about age. After all, it is a refreshing novel about rebirth. Logically, the protagonist's character is OK in every aspect.

I would call it the best novel Tomato has ever read, and I read it in one sitting! It's not bad to take it to Qidian to sign a contract, the plot and logic are great! In fact, everyone has a story and everyone can tell it, but if the same thing is told by different people, the effect will be different. So it doesn't matter whether the subject matter is old or not, as long as you can speak and write, people will buy it! 👍👍

The protagonist Lin Luo is very unique. He was reborn with the lessons of failure in his previous life. He led his uncle to make a living in the county. When he opened a game hall and a billiards room, he felt like he had gone back to that era. I looked forward to when he could open up the "Brahmin" pattern and rush out of the county to do bigger things!

The writing is very good and close to reality. The characters in the article have distinct personalities. Officialdom is not a joke, it is simply not a species [laughter]. I have read a lot of officialdom articles, which is refreshing, but it is too far away from ordinary people. It is still so down-to-earth. It feels real when I read it [laughter]