Reborn: Riding the Tides of a New Era

I've read over thirty chapters. The writing is not bad, but the protagonist basically doesn't do anything productive except for stock trading. He spends all his time writing about various women, and he even mentions in the opening that he suffered heartbreak in his past life. Does he look like someone who suffered heartbreak? He's like a male dog in heat, his eyes are completely on women. All he writes about are women around him. Is he reborn to pick up girls?

The opening promises were ridiculous—no more dating or relationships after a heartbreak, buying a house to rent out and living a carefree life. I thought there would be a twist, like a past life heartbreak and being moved by a devoted lover, followed by a few close friends. But instead, he immediately gets entangled with various women. Speechless! And then there's this whole "rich woman" trope!

This cloud thing is so annoying from the moment it appeared, and now it's even showing signs of becoming a female lead. I'm outta here!

If you want a harem, just do it already. Stop playing hard to get. What are you pretending for? Hypocritical eunuchs are even more disgusting than scumbag men.

There's one glaring flaw I have to complain about. The protagonist's mother ignored him for over ten years, working odd jobs and never even glancing at him. It's normal that their relationship improved after they met again, given their blood ties. But then, his mother married and supported a university professor, using the protagonist's money.

Readers have all evolved, newbies have all become seasoned newbies, but authors remain the same, still relying on the same old formula...

Well, at the beginning, I thought it was a proper business novel, but after reading only a few dozen chapters, a bunch of women appeared: two who went abroad, a teacher, and a white classmate. The most important thing is that it's just too... Well, you either have to be a really decent person or be a scumbag. Don't just copy what others write because it's popular.

I personally think what Lao Duan wrote is still true.

It's disgusting after just a few pages. The author and the protagonist are nauseating. The plot is truly rubbish. The most disgusting thing is that the rich girl moved into your place. Your protagonist really dislikes this rich girl. She's afraid of causing trouble. And yet, someone else has moved in without her permission. Can't you afford to offend them, or can't you just avoid them?

If a girl pursues you in college, don't wait until after marriage and divorce to take her back. Do you really think this book will be successful? How many people will be willing to read it? I don't care if the woman is a virgin or not. But writing like this is truly discouraging. It starts with some talk of career, then it's just one woman after another for days, followed by a ton of messy cleanup. With such good writing skills, what could be better than this book?