Reborn in the Passionate Years

At first, the protagonist seemed intelligent enough to navigate the complexities of relationships. However, as the story progresses, he's constantly compromising with Wang Jianshe, Wang Ziwei, Tang Qian, Director Liang, and others, never displaying any assertiveness. Forget the excuse of compromising for future development; the value of the entire universe remains unclear.

Boss Tang's eyes lit up: Kid, if you dare cheat me, don't blame me for getting my hands on you. Then, in the middle of the night, a battle broke out between the two men in bed... Haha, and there were handcuffs too.

I don't know why, but I really hope the protagonist messes up; it would be hilarious if the protagonist suffered a huge loss this time.

The protagonist's early period after being released from prison was alright, but later on, he became far too saintly, too muddle-headed, and clueless. He constantly cleaned up messes for his superiors, took in unwanted long-term employees of a state-owned enterprise riddled with bad debts, and when the Zhou family kidnapped and extorted him, nearly killing him, he escaped unscathed and even sent…

The layoffs have been going on for so long... It's all so superficial, it's all the same old routine. When you take over a state-owned factory, it's always the same: a talk with the organization, they say they think you're a good guy, you can't mess around, you can't be laid off.

I initially thought the guy downstairs was just being sarcastic, but after scrolling down and looking at the comments, I saw a ton of people calling him a cuckold and a saint, all accusing the author of having warped values ​​and being a masochist. I'm speechless. For a book review to get this much flak, how angsty must the author's book be, how cuckolded must the protagonist be, and how kind-hearted must they be?

During the Lunar New Year, in a moment of madness, the protagonist buys a villa at five times the market price—and it turns out it's the wife of an acquaintance who's also the most powerful gangster in the area. Who knows how many rumors will circulate between the protagonist and this gangster's wife? If someone gets angry, wiping out the protagonist's entire family wouldn't be a problem.

I'm dropping this book. I hate books about repaying evil with good the most. It's about someone plotting against you, and you still help them without a care in the world. Plus, a lot of the plot doesn't make sense.

I tolerated the earlier plot holes and flaws, but after reading over 500 chapters about investing in Google and acquiring a 30% permanent stake, I didn't want to read any further.

I had been automatically subscribing to this book, but this awful kidnapping plot is absolutely disgusting, so I'm leaving now. The reason I'm complaining here is to let the author know that he's driven a reader away by his antics, and to give him a little nudge.