Reborn in 2007: I Can Save Files Forever

I read it in one go, the setting is novel, the cheating is reasonable, and it has a very special feeling. Just like when we dream back at midnight, in the dead of night, we will question ourselves, if we had chosen another road, would it be better than now? No one can tell us whether the road not taken would have been worse. It's just that for my unsatisfactory situation now, I blame the confused me at that time. The setting of size A made me feel the rational side of the author But the rating is not high, maybe because Tomato's audience prefers Dashuang articles. A rational and refreshing article that reminds people of reality when people take it for granted, but it doesn't make them feel happy. I hope the author can bring the big and small Gu to a climax in this new life.

It was probably about 20 years ago. I liked reading this kind of subject when I was in Lu. Unfortunately, that book became boring after dozens of chapters, and the subsequent books that followed the trend were also very ugly. This book is really good, and it is a short-term time travel with a novel setting. There are reflections and summaries, and the restarted timeline gives the male protagonist (Big A) the ability to have unlimited answers. The combat strength structure has not collapsed, but I don't know if I will turn to cultivating immortality in the future. However, I skipped it several times when I first looked at the title of the book. It was because I had been reading it for a long time, and the rating was too low. Rating: Very good looking so far!

The general rule is that you will travel every seven days in 2025, and you can only stay for one day back in 2007. Thus changing my own destiny 18 years later. This cutoff is the same as the time for my college entrance examination. Thinking about the past, I really have a lot of regrets. Family members died of illness, relatives and family investments failed, and relationships were also missed. It's a bit similar to the situation in the protagonist's first life. After reading dozens of chapters in this book, I still have to return to reality. People only have this life to live, cherish the present and not dwell on the past. Life is either about letting go or on the road to letting go.

Some books are meant to be read, and some books are meant to be read into. This one is the latter. When I opened it, I thought I was watching how a man named Gu Ning went back to the past. After flipping through it, I realized that the person who wanted to go back was myself. The words left unsaid, the people never met, the opportunities not taken. They are not stories, they are things that have lived in my heart for many years. I usually don't mention it, thinking I've forgotten it. But every time Gu Ning in the book goes back, I go back with him. I followed him and stood at those intersections. Not to see what he chose, but to see where the paths I failed to choose lead to. I just wonder if it would have been better later if I had made a different decision. The book is fake, but the idea is real.

A very in-depth novel. Indeed, although everyone has heard that life is like a play, how many people can truly view this life as a play? After all, there are too many things to care about when you are there.

It's quite fun to watch while dancing. Martial arts comes too suddenly, and the writing is quite realistic. The family suddenly has power and financial resources, and they all want to be superior to others. Especially the conversation between the playboy Gu Ning and his father describes the world where people eat people.

Surprisingly it's okay! Originally, when I saw this kind of subject matter, I felt that it would be easy to write about it🤣 Unexpectedly, the writing was very smooth and beautiful! Now I have seen the life of a big star. One life per week is colorful and ever-changing. It's so beautiful and I love watching it! Each life has new life clues, and they patch each other up to build a more detailed and beautiful future world 👍

I like it so much. I read it as a diagnosis about choice, responsibility and existence itself. Gu Ning did a lot in the first few times he filed back, but still couldn't get what he wanted. This book didn't give me the answer, but it gave me something more precious - a more clear-eyed cherishment of "this only life", and an extra bit of determination and tenderness when looking to the future. I hope the author can keep writing.

It's not bad, it's a bit depressing, but the core of the story is very novel. The whole story has ups and downs, and the emotions are ups and downs. Every time, there are regrets and the desire for more changes. I caught up to Chapter 88 in one go. I hope it can be updated stably. I will update more @It's Xiaoduan.

Tomato is a masterpiece, but it's hard for me to watch it. Every time it's a tragedy, lung cancer, liver cancer, poisonous insects, gamblers + broken legs, being killed...