Reborn in 1985: Why Are You Panicking When I'm Going to Tsinghua and Peking University?

When I read this book, it was 200,000 words long, but I felt like I'd read it before. I wonder if anyone else has had the same feeling? I can only say the plot is very similar, but I can't find the original book. Does anyone know where I read it? Please reply, thank you. It's confirmed; this book is a complete plagiarism of "Nothing Gold Can Stay 1981." The core storyline is exactly the same, which is a major reason why I felt such a strong sense of déjà vu while reading it.

This is an excellent, enjoyable read. The story is logical, the plot is clear, and the language is humorous; it's a book you can easily keep reading. The rating is a bit low; it should be above 8.5.

It's very comfortable to read. Although there are some instances of pretentious posturing and face-slapping moments, the plot structure is quite good. As mentioned in the text, the characters are well-established, demonstrating their understanding of literature, interpersonal relationships, and business acumen.

A rebirth novel, without any cheat codes or systems. Reading requires some comprehension; the emotions unfold gradually, sweet but not cloying. The plot is tight but not convoluted. Definitely following the author. Five-star rating!

The writing is decent, mainly in terms of the historical setting. Although I haven't finished reading it, the opening scene with the annulment of an engagement isn't dragging on, and it doesn't feel like a new book. It feels like the author has written at least a million-chapter novel before, because the beginning feels a bit padded.

The writing is humorous and witty, making it a great read. Why can't I get a higher score?

@Comma·Qingruxu: As someone who has raised cats for twenty years, I really can't bear to see this. For twenty years, my cat has been with me from school to work, from moving to starting a family; it's long been family. I know when it purrs when it's happy, when it hides in the closet when it's scared, and I know how fragile it is and how much it needs protection.

The portrayal of the ugliness of human nature is quite accurate; it's worth watching and I recommend it.

The writing style is quite familiar, and the pacing is fast, which is great. Keep it up, author!

The author writes really well, thumbs up! Also, I recommend a novel called *Gene Throne: Supergirl Awakens to Invincibility*. Although the title is a bit cheesy, it's really good. The plot is fast-paced, full of suspense, and combines urban fantasy with political intrigue. You should check it out!