Reborn to Build a Dream

I'm really curious, why is it that none of the female protagonists give their virginity to the male protagonist? Forget about the others, why does a high school girlfriend have to break up with him, give her virginity to another guy, and then come back to her boyfriend? Does the author have some hidden story in real life?

The first volume seemed like it might become a masterpiece, but the second volume is truly toxic. In my 20+ years of reading experience, this is the most toxic and disgusting book I've ever read. His gold-digging cousin, whom he hasn't spoken to in over a decade, spends tens or hundreds of thousands of yuan every time he visits. He even buys her the latest LV and Hermes bags.

The main character's cousin is a major flaw in this book. They haven't been in contact for a long time and have no feelings for each other. However, when the cousin's family hears that the protagonist has made money and started a company, they rush to support him.

Problem 1: Numerous typos, confusing names, and various misattributions. 2. A cousin I haven't been in much contact with for two lifetimes, I'm buying her all sorts of things, spending tens of thousands of yuan casually to sponsor her school, and there are all sorts of ambiguous scenes, like I'm going to see an orthopedic doctor?

The main characters' girlfriends are all probably dated multiple times! The other two are one thing, but the guy surnamed Xia was clearly their first love, they clearly liked each other, and with a little effort they could have been together! The author just had to disgustingly give him a boyfriend. Seriously!

I was poisoned after reading over 300 chapters. Even though you have the mindset of a 30-year-old reborn, and the body of a 20-something, you can still like divorced women in their 30s, but why the hell do you look down on 20-year-old girls with a 20-year-old face? You have a heavy taste for older women, I like young girls, our tastes are different, goodbye.

After watching the whole thing, I felt like the protagonist suddenly went from a virgin to a lecherous scoundrel when it came to women. He also developed a strong sense of male chauvinism, with things like "once you touch someone, you have to take responsibility (possess) them to the end"... I thought it was a lighthearted story, but it turned out to have harem tendencies. Although I didn't find it too offensive, I had a feeling that it was getting more and more jarring as I watched...

It's watchable, but it has many flaws. The author, in particular, shows a severe lack of knowledge about the Chinese internet, capital, and hardware technology, even lacking basic literacy, resulting in a laughable situation. Take online banking, for example. To say that payment could be successful before online banking existed is utter nonsense, like building an overpass but having no highway.

Why would a perfectly good girlfriend be abandoned to pursue a divorced female teacher with a child? From the moment that teacher appeared and was given so much attention, I felt there would be some connection, maybe a few-night stand. But to upgrade her to the female lead, or even just one of the main characters, let alone the first one, is just too much!

I'm not reading anymore! The author must have been poisoned in real life. The beginning was fine, but then the author forces everything into emotional issues. Just because her high school classmate's father died, does she have to break up with the male lead? It doesn't make sense. Sleeping with a female teacher right after starting university? How desperate are you?