Turning Things Around in 2005

Write a good, satisfying story. Rebirth, but no harem? No money-making? No reckless behavior? No mix of skin colors (black, white, yellow)? No company? No stocks? No forex, gold, or oil? No celebrity? No mobile phone business?

First, let me say that people who particularly dislike harem stories or think that having two partners is unacceptable are basically naive and inexperienced youths. It's normal that you have no money, and you can't find even one woman; you're in the survival stage. Having money is part of life, and there are many temptations. It's normal to not be able to resist them. Don't blame yourself; just don't do anything wrong.

The author is truly amazing! I tolerated everything before, but seeing him give his ex-wife to his friend is just incredible. Doesn't he care about the readers' feelings? What a saint!

I think the author should change the male lead to a female lead and then write it in a female-oriented genre. I've read over eighty chapters, and the romance is really well-written, but this is a male-oriented novel.

Whether you like or dislike harems is simply your preference, and whether the author writes about harems or not is their choice. If you like it, stay; if you don't, leave. Why force your preferences on others?

I think it's well-written, just a normal urban novel, a bit lighthearted. Why are all the comments so melodramatic and grievous? So what if it's a harem? It's just a novel. Don't people really project themselves onto this, do they? 😅😅😅

What's with the harem thing? I think the protagonist was forced into having a harem. He originally just wanted to be a heartless man who satisfied his sexual desires, but the female lead turned him into this.

Seeing people talking about investing 100 million in some tech company... It's all just empty rhetoric and fabricated stories. They're not professionals; 10 billion is just a lot of noise, and if the direction is wrong, 100 billion is just throwing money away. Do you think nobody in China is doing this?

Dear author, there's nothing wrong with your realistic portrayal, but how do you reconcile your inconsistencies? You wrote Wang Yan as a realistic woman you wanted to get back at, then later you wrote she helped you, and then you went back to help her and stopped trying to get back at her—I tolerated that.

Author, I was put off by the reviews of your first two books, but this one is alright. Realism is fine, but don't be too realistic. After all, reading novels is also about venting and fantasy; if you're making yourself miserable, you're going too far. I'll recommend all my books to you this week, and maybe even invest in them. Keep it up, author!