Back to 2005

I realized I've read over 800 chapters and the male lead hasn't even graduated from university yet. He's either having sex or on his way to have sex every day. How can his kidneys still be usable after graduating from university?

Overall, it's okay, but there are some minor issues. Some chapters are disjointed, and I hope the timeline can be clearer. Some people say they don't like harem elements; let me ask you, what man in this world doesn't want a harem? It's just a matter of having the means. Why so many questions about a novel? Pretending to be innocent? Can you believe some women enjoy harem plots more than we men do? Reading novels is all about wish fulfillment.

Seeking a novel about starting a business in the imperial palace after being reborn from 2006 to 2020.

Zhou An'an, who is very rich, is wandering around aimlessly and has not been kidnapped yet. The author's intelligence is indeed as I expected! Have you ever heard the saying, "There are no secrets that stay hidden forever"?

This is a pile of crap. It's not even as good as those stories about developing technology and controlling small and medium-sized enterprises. The country in this author's writing is a place where organized crime goes unchecked, where privileged children of officials easily seize wealth and get people imprisoned, and where wealthy families want the protagonist to work for them for free.

Overall, it was very enjoyable and satisfying to watch! But! The only thing I absolutely can't stand is that little Qiao Qiao character. Every time I see her, I skip her without hesitation! She doesn't seem to contribute to the plot at all; she's just padding the word count! It's utterly toxic! I suggest the author write less of Qiao Qiao's storyline. The author may think that including Qiao Qiao would make the male lead seem more caring, but that's not how readers see it!

I've read over 300 chapters. The beginning was quite good, but around chapter 200, the protagonist started getting involved in the entertainment industry, then there was Happy Farm, Weibo, and so on. Personally, I feel it's gone a bit off track. Modern online novels need depth; authors need to be familiar with or knowledgeable about a particular industry to write something. This one feels a bit disjointed and unfocused.

What era was 2005? The author should Google it first. In 2005, I already had two cell phones. First of all, I'm just an ordinary person; the protagonist was still eating sweet potatoes as a staple food.

Back in the day, the rebirth stories I read in modern times all involved characters returning to the 1980s or 1990s. Now, with stories about returning to 2005, the target audience has clearly changed. It just shows I'm getting old.

I came here because I heard it was a harem. Greetings, esteemed seniors! 🙏