Reborn as a Japanese Investor

Furthermore, this woman doesn't seem to come from a middle-class family at all. Let alone a society like Japan with its strict etiquette, even a middle-class family in China wouldn't raise such an ill-mannered girl. Do you think it's heartwarming to see the protagonist constantly hurting each other? The protagonist is busy all day and exhausted, and then he comes home to find such a slut. Can a normal person handle that?

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Honestly, I don't even want to give it one star. This is the first time I've seen a fund company invest 200 million and get back 600 million! Buffett's returns to investors are around 20%, and bank wealth management products with returns exceeding 10% are considered high-risk! The whole thing is rambling and incoherent. The male protagonist is a philanderer trying to maintain a virtuous image, while the female protagonist is greedy for money but acts like she has no interest in it.

The main character talks too much. A supporting character says one sentence, and the main character immediately launches into a long lecture. The supporting character replies, and then the main character starts spouting those pointless platitudes again, and then the chapter is over. Also, the fiancée is so annoying!

I have no idea what this is all about. The beginning was readable, but the later parts are just a bunch of pointless questions and answers about values ​​and philosophies of life. The female lead is disgusting, acting like she doesn't care about money (lol). Then it gets even more disgusting—she inexplicably gets reborn... I'm totally baffled.

This is my first time writing a review, and it really disgusted me.

I don't understand why people like this kind of protagonist. He has a woman who constantly berates him, and he still shamelessly clings to her.

Author, your romance scenes are terrible. I gave up on the last one halfway through, and you've written several novels totaling millions of words, yet you haven't improved at all. And your values ​​are problematic. The book contains a bunch of personal opinions that are unrelated to the main text. I suggest readers stop reading after chapter 400, even though the beginning is a bit tedious.

I read more than ten chapters, and it felt rather awkward. The investment story didn't include data, the dialogue lacked everyday language, and it felt very Chinese. There were other issues as well; overall, it was quite embarrassing to read.

The opening was too ambitious, and it couldn't maintain that momentum later on, resulting in a rushed ending. I'd give it a 5 out of 5.