Reborn in 2000: Ahead of the Curve, I Let the Big Shots Pass Me By

Having reached Chapter 70, it's suggested that KeShield should also establish a membership system, with a basic free option, followed by memberships and super memberships at different levels. It's recommended that all memberships be available online. Also, it's suggested that they introduce instant messaging services like YY or TT!

Work is already stressful enough, and I'm physically and mentally exhausted. For me, reading novels is simply a way to pass the time and relieve stress. My requirements aren't actually that demanding: the book doesn't need to be absolutely amazing.

It's close to an 8 out of 10. Many of the ideas are original, which is great. The narrative structure is largely flawless. The current score is indeed too low. The author is incredibly prolific; even a 6 out of 10 can't stop their insane update speed.

The beginning was alright... This chapter isn't so perfect, so try to avoid anything outrageous, like prophecies. "After the Spring Festival, this market will change. What we need to do isn't to build factories after the changes happen, but to prepare production capacity before the changes occur." The three people looked at each other, not understanding what Wu Ji meant by "changes."

Five stars! This is the only book of this type I'd recommend. However, there's too much romance, so I had to skip through those chapters. Does anyone have recommendations for other books of this type? I couldn't find any on Tomato Search. It's getting increasingly watered down; there are too many chapters describing the game.

It's a good novel, as long as it's not written with AI. We should support the author's work. Don't those who give it bad reviews have a conscience? After all, it's free. If we discourage authors, will society still be able to create?

The business aspects are excellent, demonstrating strong capabilities, but the personal life is lacking, missing a bit of spice. Business is ruthless; it needs a touch of life, romance, a bit of showing off, buying houses and luxury cars—these things add flavor and prevent it from being too boring. I can only give it four stars.

A good story. It progresses gradually without exaggeration, excessive wish fulfillment, or overpowered plot devices, making it feel realistic. The protagonist steadily advances based on his existing abilities and the foresight of a reborn individual. I hope more business conflicts will be added later.

That's really well written. I hope it will be more stable in the future and not try to do everything at once. Perhaps it could be to create an investment company to invest in startups, then improve the company structure and staffing, and eventually build a global headquarters or regional headquarters, etc.

Why does the protagonist have to get involved in everything, even racing? Social search is something a country would do if it didn't deal with you.