I Went from Mining Coal to Investing in Penguin, and Rose to the Top of the Era

It's pretty good. The protagonist earned his first pot of gold in his old trade of car repair, and later gradually expanded into a comprehensive service station and a coal mine. Actually, I think this is quite good. Some protagonists, upon being reborn, feel invincible, plunging headlong into industries they know nothing about and yet they can still dominate. The key is that they don't understand anything.

The beginning was a bit slow to get into the swing of things, but it was really satisfying to watch the coal mine owners pouring money into investments later on. It's top-notch in the urban rebirth genre. If the author can maintain the plot's logic and avoid falling apart later on, it will definitely be an 8-point or higher book. I just can't get enough!

The cute, pleading type: "Author, please feed me with updates! I'm starving! (´;;`)" Straightforward type: "Waiting for updates, hurry up and start writing!" Sentimental type: "Following the updates, I'm losing hair online, please don't stop feeding me!" Data-driven: "The number of favorites has exceeded X, can we keep up with the updates?" Threatening (use with caution): "If you don't update soon, I'll unfollow! (Just kidding)" 😏

The content is great! Reborn with memories of a past life, and it's developed like this... I feel the author is still a bit conservative in their writing. Giving it a five-star rating as encouragement. 😄😄😄😄😄😄

It's good, don't worry too much about whether it makes sense or not, just enjoy the read! 👍👍👍

It started strong and improved significantly; I got hooked on it and would rate it as a good read.

It's well-written, considered a good novel by Tomato's standards. However, I suggest that as it develops, it should keep up with the times so that readers can feel more immersed and think about how things developed in the past, and whether they would have done the same if they were involved. Keep writing, and I'm urging you to update!

Sure, I think books that you can finish reading are good books. Usually, I get annoyed and start cursing after reading a few chapters of a bad book. This book isn't bland, but it doesn't have a climax either. But I can still read it, which is a skill in itself.

It's a pretty interesting book, but it's too short and the flow is disjointed. Keep it up! Update more often! Why did you stop writing? You were in the prime of your life.

Rebirth certainly doesn't increase intelligence; wealthy people always complain about being poor to avoid others borrowing money, as if they're afraid others won't know.