
Reborn: The Investment Tycoon
重生之投资神豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 326k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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132Chapters
13.8kRecommendations
19.6kFans
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Making so much money and still managing to hide how awesome she is? Is the female lead really stupid? Why not just say she's the boss? It's so frustrating to read. What a great novel! Author, can you please make the plot a bit more intense? I can handle it, after all, I've seen plenty of these kinds of tropes and know how frustrating it is, hahaha. Update soon!!! Update now!!!
I watched it all in one go, here are my thoughts.
Overall, it's not bad. Let me start with the advantages. The first book has a fast pace, making it easy to read. The second female lead is one of my favorites; she's sweet and very attractive. The third author clearly has a solid foundation in the stock market and finance. The fourth business competition is still acceptable. Let's talk about the shortcomings.
I don't understand why they donated 100 million to the school. What use is a student council president? Is it really necessary to spend nearly 200 million?
The protagonist of these novels is a complete idiot. Any Tom, Dick, or Harry can come and trample on him, and he even talks about not bothering them? I just laughed. He's so powerful, yet he keeps his girlfriend living in fear. Maybe he'll threaten her with his life and sleep with someone else. Moron! Novels about being a "lazy bum" or "low-key" are idiots. Being low-key means having a bunch of people around you to solve your problems. MDZZ!
I couldn't stand seeing this about buying stocks for that Manager Gao. Are you the customer or is he the customer? Do you need to explain things to others before you buy stocks? Why don't you explain what will happen? Will he stop you from buying? Can't you buy elsewhere? Who's the client here? Who's the service provider? How the hell did this brain-dead person write this?
Another story about a student becoming the richest person in the universe, all while keeping it a secret from the whole world. And, incredibly, the whole world still doesn't know! Then it's all about showing off and getting slapped in the face everywhere. In short, it's a book you don't need to use your brain to read. Because after reading the first chapter, you can basically predict the next 100 chapters.
The plot basically fell apart after it was released, and the attempt to be low-key became idiotic. The main storyline is unclear, and the commercial aspects are haphazard. What's the point of focusing most of the plot on the female lead? Don't you know that legal drama is already disgusting? With this update frequency and writing style, the reader abandonment rate is at least 10% every day.
He's been called a little bastard repeatedly, and this illegitimate child doesn't even flinch. Any ordinary person would be furious, but the protagonist, who's so awful, manages to tolerate it. I'm impressed. I can't take it anymore, I'm leaving.
The 4S store receptionist can see your card balance? Are you kidding me?
I just read the latest chapter, and this book is quite captivating. It's an urban novel, so I definitely don't want just one female lead; the more the merrier. It's a very enjoyable read. As for the romance, I'd say it's slightly below average. The rest is up to you to see how he takes control of the situation and stirs up trouble. The tropes are old, but they're still appealing.