A Wild Second Life

Let's destroy those Americans. They've grown accustomed to the nihilistic world of capitalism; they should be shown the wisdom of the Chinese people and the iron fist of socialism.

Hopefully, the author won't cut off the chicken this time.

You're releasing a new book without even letting anyone know? Are you trying to get yourself killed?

Is Xin Laoqi the author's alternate account, the one who writes about the finance of major powers?

I heard this book is a harem/eunuch romance? Is that true? I've heard that in America, being a virgin in college is looked down upon. With the protagonist's personality, how many times has the female lead been with him before they actually get together?

Short and weak, oh, wrong, it should be short but with some strength.

The writing is still delicate and emotional; I like this kind of novel. It's readable and enjoyable. Even lighthearted, whimsical stories are still comfortable to read.

It's a great story with a clear logic. Some readers might have trouble finding the main plot, but it revolves around the grudges and affections of a past life. It's not about reliving the past life, but rather about the changes and progression in the present life. The characters are vividly portrayed and fit the local culture, geography, and customs. Highly recommended!

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The protagonist is impotent and a complete waste of his life, terrified of a female supporting character for no apparent reason. He owes her nothing, but because she has some fighting skills, he tolerates her constantly. The entire book is filled with tedious, verbose dialogue, making it a difficult read. There are moments of enjoyment, but mostly it's frustrating.