[Reborn] [Making Up for Regrets] [A Slow Pace Isn’t Fast Food, It’s Sustenance] [As Realistic as Possible]
Note: This book does not feature anyone punching Jack Ma in Hangzhou or kicking Pony Ma in Shenzhen. It’s not a brainless power fantasy. If that bothers you, read something else. But feedback and discussion are welcome. The author’s motto is to listen to good advice!
In his previous life, they said, “Sorry, we don’t hire anyone over thirty-five.”
In his previous life, they said, “We’re afraid you’ll need a full-time bachelor’s degree.”
Reborn in 2003, I look at my sixteen-year-old self in the mirror and smile.
You wanted someone young? Here I am! Am I young enough now?
You wanted a degree? Sorry, I’m not even going to college!
While the teacher is still droning on at the front of the classroom, I’m already trading wits with the sharp operators at the wholesale market!
While my classmates are busy dating and hanging out at internet cafes, all I can think about is making money!
I planned to use my memories to win the lottery, but it turns out I can’t even remember what I ate yesterday, let alone the numbers from twenty years ago.
I planned to make money by copying novels, but it turns out I’m a failed online writer who can’t even copy properly.
Since shortcuts won’t work, I, Lin Xiao, will keep my feet on the ground!
Pirated books earn me my first pot of gold, and selling three pieces of children’s clothing for just 9.9 yuan brings in a fortune!
This time around, I don’t just want to become a billionaire.
I want everyone around me to become billionaires, too!
The pace is a bit slow in the first dozen chapters, and then it speeds up later on. It's very interesting, and it's a good ration book. It's not the kind of mindless and cool book where you'll be awesome after being reborn. You can read it, there's not so much pretense and slap in the face, but it's very comfortable to read.
My relatives are amazing, nothing else to say.
It's not bad, but starting from Chapter 150, the number of women started to be taken in is a bit too much and too frequent. The entrepreneurial part was cut a lot.
The characterizations are all good, the scale of the protagonist is also good, not exaggerated and full of fireworks.
I've read Chapter 18 so far, and it's okay. The background is in Liaodong. So far, the protagonist's business is still limited to Liaodong. We'll see where we do business later.