Reborn in 2010: Financial Freedom After the World Cup

Even if you are the richest man in the world, you still have to go back to college 🤦 I really vomited when I was still in school

Billionaires must read two ordinary books and live in a dormitory.

The content is solid and the timeline flows clearly, unlike other rebirth novels that have hundreds of chapters and wish the timeline was still in that year. He also handles women very well. He doesn't engage in pure romance and gets what he wants from each other.

The way of describing it is very good, the male protagonist is very sober towards women. It's much more comfortable than some protagonists who want to have a great love. This kind of relationship-building approach that focuses on me won't be tiring even if I open a harem. Zan Zan Zan [punch hard]

It's a refreshing article, completely non-toxic, this is very important, there is no mentally retarded villain, and the pace is okay. Currently, the word count is not enough and the rating is still low. The details of the novel may be a little lacking. In addition, I hope the author can enhance the sense of enjoyment and continue to update quickly...

I read it all in one day and wrote some real reviews. Overall, it was okay, but the follow-up was a bit bland. The toxic points mentioned in the comment section have been basically filled up in retrospect. The author's fault is the prophetic advantage and the ability to have a photographic memory. The plot is more logical, an ordinary person is reborn and becomes rich, but the writing is too slow. What everyone wants to see is the all-powerful one. If you want to write about a football team, it is best to speed up the update in time for the World Cup. If you want to write about other businesses, you should also update quickly. If you can imagine it, Musk can have a net worth of trillions, why can't the protagonist have such a huge advantage? Having more female protagonists can only be an adjustment, career is the main line, I hope it won't collapse in the future

First, give your own book review and praise its popularity. This is my first time writing a novel after reading it for almost 20 years. Please forgive me if there is anything wrong in the writing😳

7.2 Points is seriously underestimated! On the surface, this is a cool article about "rebirth + financial investment + buying a sports team + multiple female protagonists", but after reading it, you will find that what the author is really writing is the process of how an ordinary person uses his own cognition to reshape his destiny after traveling back to the era, and repeatedly questioning "value" and "meaning" on the road to wealth and freedom. The biggest feature of the novel is that it has no system. There is no golden finger or full-level boss. All the protagonist Liu Xiu can rely on is the experience accumulated in his previous life and the vague memory of historical trajectories. This seems like a "downgrade", but in fact it greatly increases the credibility and tension of the story. Because every investment and every decision requires the support of logic and vision, this turns "cheating" into "accumulation." In addition to a sense of refreshment, what readers gain is a yearning for self-awareness - if I can also have such a pattern and vision, can I also seize the opportunities of the times? What is even more interesting is the starting point of the story: 2010. It was an era that had just experienced the global financial crisis and the mobile Internet was poised to take off. It was also an era when China was capitalizing rapidly, the sports industry was budding, and e-sports culture was emerging. The protagonist starts from the World Cup, wanders between crude oil, gold, and futures, and then gradually turns to industry, clubs, and emerging entertainment industries. This is not a simple Wall Street simulation game, but uses individual destiny as a clue to describe the wealth logic and hot spots changes of that era. You can see ordinary people's imagination about class jumps, and you can also see the author's reflections on propositions such as "information gap" and "dividends of the times" - is following the trend the greatest wisdom? What really makes this work unique is the author's unfolding of life after "wealth freedom". When the protagonist has enough money, the story is not empty, but turns to areas with greater cultural value and emotional connection such as sports operations, team acquisitions, and e-sports layout. By buying Arsenal and the Lakers and investing in e-sports teams, he is using capital to participate in shaping a collective memory and cultural symbol. This transition from "creating value for society" to "giving warmth to culture" adds a layer of humanistic warmth to the commercial line of the novel. Money itself is not touching, what is touching is always the way money is used. As for the emotional line, on the surface it is a kaleidoscope of multiple female protagonists, but in fact it deals with an extremely realistic proposition: What kind of dislocation will occur in a person's intimate relationship after a person's wealth and status jump? His choice is driven by both desire and responsibility. It can even be seen that for a person who "comes up from the bottom", emotion is more of a compensation for past deficiencies and an attempt to find a sense of belonging in a new order. This complexity is far from being summed up by the phrase "standard configuration of cool articles". Of course, the novel is not perfect. Some business operations are still idealistic, and the protagonist's path to success is inevitably made logical by "rebirth." But its flaws are not concealed. It provides a narrative sample with a strong sense of the times - it allows us to re-examine the waves of wealth that have been written into history in the past ten years through Chen Chuan's perspective, and also ask ourselves what kind of life we ​​want if we have the opportunity to choose again. So this is not only an urban novel, but also a work about the times, choices and self-realization. It reminds us that freedom of wealth may be just a means. What is truly worth pursuing is what kind of world we build for ourselves and others after we have the right to choose. If you also like stories that bring "refreshment" with thinking, this book is worth reading.

4 Points for the hero's non-childish character and the fact that the novel doesn't have any big bad points. There are quite a few small bad points, such as the classic dormitory calling of "big brother" and "second brother". For example, even if a woman goes to Macau with a group of men and puts on heavy make-up, she is already in her 20s but it's her first time. What's the difference between this kind of thing and the one repaired in the hospital?

The writing is very good, but the details could be improved a little. Many of the plots are added after the fact, and the plot is briefly mentioned. It feels like the article is a little bit floating. In fact, I personally feel that the campus plot is quite good. When I read this kind of novel, I like the campus plot. Without the campus plot, the feeling is missing.