Reborn in 1997: The Golden Age

The author has completely failed to understand the development process of domestic internet companies. I don't expect you to be a genius, but at least do some research online. Ma Huateng once planned to sell Tencent as a package in 2000 for a price of just over 600,000 yuan. The protagonist spent nearly 900,000 US dollars in 1999 to buy 5% of the shares. Even today's internet giants have all grown step by step. For the protagonist to fawn over them like this is truly toxic.

Everyone says single-female-lead dramas are good, but the ones that are truly enjoyable to watch are harem dramas.

It's a bit depressing to have money and not help your family. Making money isn't a big deal, though. Those novelists who say you can't let your family know you're making money are complete nonsense.

From the very beginning, I had no desire to continue watching. The protagonist starts by complaining about everything and society. Why doesn't he blame his parents for not being self-made? He's like those keyboard warriors online, acting like he has no flaws other than being poor. Buying an apartment with a monthly salary of 4,000 yuan—either he's low on intelligence or just greedy for pleasure.

I could read over 300 chapters. But in the end, it still killed me. The main character is already in university and has a net worth of over ten million. Yet, he still hasn't come clean with his parents, leaving them to work hard at home. Secondly, you're the chairman of a company, so busy. To actually set up a street stall? I simply can't stand it! I'm too lazy to go into the rest. I really want to shove a big buckle

This is so embarrassing! Does the Rebirth Administration now mandate that all reborn characters must go to university to fulfill their parents' dreams? Or is there a national regulation requiring novel protagonists to graduate from university? Couldn't the author, writing about this reborn business trope, at least read a management book? Even just flipping through the table of contents?

Without any special abilities, and being from the bottom of society, after being reborn, I feel my achievements won't be very high.

Rebirth novels are hard to find these days. Readers are all seasoned readers; shallow writing struggles to attract readers. This book is a prime example: the protagonist is a complete novice, and the supporting characters are practically clueless… The protagonist's words and actions don't resemble those of a 'greasy middle-aged man' at all.

Honestly, a single female lead has no future. Don't be fooled by the many people who say they don't want a harem; that's only a tiny minority. Most people are just looking for thrills, something they can't have in real life, so they seek fulfillment in novels. So I predict it's going to flop.

I can't stand it anymore. He has money but doesn't tell his family. I see my parents arguing about money, and my dad borrowing money to buy fertilizer, but he doesn't do anything. He even says it's not good to talk to his family about making money. Does he think he can tell his family more if he makes more money? It really makes me lose my mood!