After a failed blind date, Xu En unexpectedly returned to 2006, once again an eighteen-year-old boy in a school uniform.
With memories of the next twenty years, Xu En had a crystal-clear roadmap to wealth: buy Bitcoin at rock-bottom prices, invest in the internet, ride the wave of the times, then lie flat and enjoy the boring life of a rich man.
But he soon realized that his grand money-making plan seemed to have picked up a few very strange variables.
Why did his gentle-eyed deskmate keep quietly sliding her notes across the aisle, her ears turning faintly red?
Why did the bright and lively school belle keep finding excuses to come chat with him?
And why was the aloof, cool underclassman gazing at him with such focused admiration from the edge of the crowd?
And then there was...
Xu En: Why do they all want to get close to me? I just want to quietly make money!
But why do they all look so beautiful when they smile?
I finished it in half a day, and to sum it up in two simple words: "Great!" I think my 4500 hours of reading time is somewhat convincing.
One of the few male leads I've seen who's really great (excellent!), I love him! Male lead, step up your game! Looking forward to your university days! 😳
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It's very good, and the plot is very interesting.
It has a youthful and delicate feel, and while the plot has some classic elements, these flaws don't detract from its overall excellence. It's delicious! The two young female leads are also fantastic. Each has her own unique charm. The overall experience is also very satisfying.
It's pretty good. The two young female leads, who are the same age, are both very good and get along well. It's just that there are a lot of female characters appearing, so it's hard to tell which ones are the main characters.
It's amazing, amazing, absolutely amazing! This book is bound to be a hit!
The protagonist can play the Three Kingdoms Kill card game; his life will definitely get better and better 🤭
It's very well written, much better than some campus essays written for thesis defenses.
Did you accept Aunt Lan's too?