A Reborn Man's Youth

I suddenly discovered a great way to find books: check the comment section. It's hundreds of chapters long, and only a little over 100 comments. They must have deleted all the negative ones.

I've only read a few dozen chapters so far, and I'm currently reading for free since there's no charge. Here are a few points: 1. The protagonist starts by borrowing money everywhere to speculate on stocks. Borrowing from his dorm buddies is fine, but borrowing from female classmates is a bit problematic.

I suggest the author revise the first three pages. Since they've already broken up, please don't play the innocent card, okay? Either break up cleanly. Don't make it seem like the woman loves the man but thinks he's not good enough because of financial issues. The way you write it is really toxic.

The drinks were poisoned, several people were hospitalized, and the whole country knew about it. The person who poisoned the drinks was sentenced to six months in prison. Do you own the court? In the food industry, do you think you're Haier? You think you can just ruin your products and be done with it? When food safety issues arise, whether they're real or not, if it blows up, you're doomed.

If you're going to be a scumbag, be a complete scumbag. Don't try to be virtuous and become annoying. If you want a harem, be open about it. Don't be so indecisive and pretentious. Neither side will like you.

Some commentators criticized Zhao Jiang's character, saying he was selfish and only cared about himself without considering Teacher Luo's feelings, and that he ultimately dropped out of school on a whim. As I mentioned in the article, Zhao Jiang had a crush on Teacher Luo for four years.

This book is a waste. It's full of trivialities, no money was made, no skills were improved, and it's just causing trouble everywhere. Setbacks and ups and downs are fine, but if the beginning is unpleasant, who the hell wants to keep reading? I'm not here to suffer. What's the point of a self-indulgent book? Isn't the purpose of writing a book to make money? You don't cater to your readers, yet you expect subscriptions and tips?

I'd like to talk about the protagonist's personality. Some people have said that the protagonist's emotional and intellectual intelligence isn't high enough, and that he's not a genius. Here's my understanding: the protagonist is an ordinary person. The biggest advantage of being reborn is his ability to foresee certain major events, such as the stock market.

Business is frustrating, relationships are unsustainable, and the mess is neither truly awful nor completely worthless. What exactly is this book trying to teach us?

It's pointless. It's just stock trading, why bother with a partnership system and shareholding? It's better to just help them trade stocks and take half the profits, like 100% or more. What do you get out of this fund model and partnership system? The benefits are minimal, it's a thankless task. Even if you want to bind people together, a fund model can still tie their interests together. I really don't understand.