Back to Being Eighteen

People in the group asked you, didn't you say you would publish a new book next year? What a surprise when I suddenly saw it

I just noticed now that the author has published a new book. Get in the car quickly and drive quickly.

The protagonist has financial interests and a sexual relationship with his godmother, and lives an extremely high-profile life. He also manages his persona as a "campus" entrepreneurial star and investment genius. It feels like he is seeking death. A huge scandal is on the way. It all depends on when the opponent wants to take action.

I read seventy chapters, and then I watched him finish. I skipped to the finale and watched it, but it was still ambiguous. I was convinced and stopped watching.

I have read a hundred chapters. Let me talk about the problems I found. First of all, there is too much space about sisters. After all, I don't have a sister and I don't fit in at all. The biggest problem is that the author has been emphasizing that as long as you have enough money, you don't want to start a business, just do VC or something, and then travel around. But they didn't consider what readers wanted to see

I feel bad about my grades. It seems that the popular urban novels nowadays are all kind of low-key protagonists with a strong local flavor. They create an atmosphere in a relatively shallow school environment and are low-end pretentious and have sex. The girls they pick up are also artificially elevated Xiaojiabiyu with extremely traditional women's thinking or farm girls from backward areas. It's sad that the author is serious about looking for information to show his true quality and exquisite life, but few people are willing to read it.

He didn't dare to subscribe after writing like this. He was walking on a tightrope every day. The 404 might be too big and he would no longer subscribe. He can write whatever he wants! Now I can only watch the theft, I'm sorry!

The new book is down! ! ! (Crying)

What can I say? I have read several of the author's books. The writing is good, but there is no sense of immersion at all. Every chapter is strange to read, and there is a feeling of being outside.

A typical rebirth urban novel is better than "I Really Didn't Want to Be Reborn". Although there are some unreasonable subplots, at least most of the time the protagonist is smart and mature, which is very consistent with the setting of an adult reborn as a teenager. It does not deviate from the basic social background of the era, and has the flavor of youth. As long as the author lets himself go and writes step by step, I believe it will be more and more recognized by readers. ---Recommended by the official @hao "The Thirty-Six Strategies of the Great Shuhuang" Come to us for the Shuhuang!!!