
Reborn: A Life in the Ledger
重生流水账
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 263k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Down-to-Earth Urban Money-Making Stories About Ordinary People
These days, it's either some billionaire or trillionaire getting reborn and becoming an ordinary person, but somehow they can't bring anyone along. If they're already so amazing, why get reborn? To do it all over again? Or the protagonist starts out as an ordinary person with a miserable life, then gets reborn and immediately gets divorced, takes revenge, or saves their family.
Reborn Into a Laid-Back, Simple Life With No Worries About Money
Looking for books similar to Restart: A Carefree Life Among the Workforce.
Reborn Business Stories with Smart, Believable Plots
I hope you can recommend some business novels with smart protagonists.
Urban Slice-of-Life Stories About Being Content With a Little Wealth
Looking for books similar to "Back to 2001: Leveling Up with Extra Points". No brainless face-slapping stories, please.
Rebirth, Stock Market, Finance, and Industry. No Mindless Plots or Face-Slapping. Looking for Quality
A smart, low-key protagonist who works behind the scenes. No brainless face-slapping; they invest in stocks and build real businesses.
Reborn + Making Money + Lots of Beautiful Women
I’m looking for books like Reborn: I Have an AI in My Brain. He’s been reborn, so it’s time to let loose.
Looking for Finance and Entrepreneurship Novels, Mostly Everyday Life with Some Business Building, and Only One Female Lead
Reader comments 1
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If you are a newbie, please comment for yourself. As for why I wrote this book? I have been writing online for more than ten years since high school. I have read many types. I often complain about them, and sometimes I get tired of them. I have seen all kinds of them, but I don't have the courage to write about them. I recently read a book and learned a truth, so I decided to give it a try, which is to say, "The more difficult or desperate you are, the more you have to take the initiative to solve the problem." I'm having a hard time right now. As for what I wrote? He is just an ordinary person who has been reborn to trade stocks, make money, and live his own life. There is no thrilling business content, and he cannot write it. It may be a boring book. I don't know if anyone will read it, but don't worry, if you take the initiative to start it, you will stick to it.