Reborn in the Tide of Change

Here's a suggestion for the author, whether you take it or not: could you please stop repeating the same thing over and over again? For example, constantly saying how Dongyang's talent was poached by Xiyang, how Dongyang people worked for Xiyang people, and how they became poor and had no development. Just say it once.

When I think of the 1960s and 70s, I think of all sorts of cooperatives, work points, guaranteed jobs, and various coupons... As a late 90s kid, I only knew about these things from textbooks. The 00s and 10s kids probably know even less about them. As life comes to an end, people always look back on the past, and Zhang Gaoxing was no exception.

A sixty-year-old who has experienced life and death Going back in time, the first thing he does is go back to see his first love, and he's completely flustered! Can't he at least have some logic?

This college application process is so absurd. With a score of just over 300, Tsinghua and Peking Universities are definitely the top choices, followed by Fudan and Renmin University. If you're in Northeast China, there aren't many good schools there besides Harbin Institute of Technology!

Couldn't the main character have been given a nicer name? "Old Man Zhang," what an idiot!

I'm very interested in that era, and I hope the author will update with more chapters! 😁

The female lead, Zhao Gaohong, seems to have changed too quickly. Before, she didn't care about Lao Zhang's actions or other people's opinions. She didn't correspond with him during her first year of university, persisting despite her parents' objections. She continued this even after pursuing graduate studies abroad. Her parents opposed it for ten years, and Zhao Gaohong persisted for ten years.

A man in his sixties or seventies is reborn; shouldn't he be mentally strong enough to take everything in stride and not be easily influenced? It feels more like a young lad has been reborn. Is it really necessary for someone with the mental age of seventy or eighty to be happy about taking a day off?

I hate authors who know everything but still portray their reborn protagonists as complete idiots. 🔨🔪🔪🔪

This is so frustrating. It's just as toxic as 1979. You're a reborn person, yet you can't find a woman. You're frantically licking Zhao Gaohong's boots. You're rich, so you can't find a woman as beautiful as a fairy?