Reborn: Living Life All Over Again

What I can't stand the most is reading novels about young children doing this and that!

The protagonist's age is an awkward point. The writing and plot are both good, but the image of a little kid making a group of adults obey him is unbearable. The protagonist needs to grow up quickly! At least to high school age! Also, the financial market in 1982 didn't have electronic trading. Buying and selling stocks and futures was cumbersome, especially in foreign markets.

What's the point of a child's brilliant writing if it's riddled with plot holes? In the end, it's the author who has to fill them in.

The synopsis showed the protagonist was only 8 years old, which immediately killed any desire to continue reading. Generally, stories with a little kid as the protagonist are unreliable. They usually end up being flops, either with incredibly toxic plots or terrible endings.

The first few dozen chapters of this book are written in a very realistic style and are quite interesting, but the later part, which focuses on career development, becomes too bland. There are no ups and downs, no conflicts, and everything can be done in a few easy steps without any consideration for the actual situation. It's like an assembly line. Another point is the perspective.

An eight-year-old kid is already so impressive, earning tens of millions. A twelve-year-old prime minister is astonishing, yet those around the protagonist aren't surprised at all, but rather take it all for granted. It gets more and more awkward the more you watch...

Rebirth-themed business novels are mainly read by ordinary people and losers. Their goal is to resolve their original regrets in the book. Therefore, the protagonist must start from a low point and rise to a high point so that readers can empathize with him and accompany him all the way. I hope that the author can write a work that resonates with readers in the next book. Don't play the game of showing off and slapping faces. That's outdated. And don't make it too smooth sailing!

Half a month has passed, and we're only ten votes away from reaching 10,000! Brothers, let's cast our votes!!! Let's get the author to write more chapters!!!

What book claims that the grandmother died in the 1970s in Chapter 10 and then came back to life? If you don't know the facts, don't write nonsense. In 1955, the salary of a mid-level cadre in China was 152 yuan. In 1981, the price of pork in Beijing was 96 cents.

It's a bit messy. The investment aspect is too broad and the writing too superficial. The protagonist barely has time to spend with his family anymore. Since he's been reborn, why not live a more leisurely life? He could focus on investments and specialized breeding and vacationing.