Reborn: I Became a Korean Chaebol

To be a South Korean chaebol and still date female idols is beneath him. If an author wants to become popular, they need to find their niche. Writing about girl groups to attract K-pop fans, but lacking connection to K-pop and plot, won't attract readers. Besides, your portrayal of current female idols lacks any distinctiveness; they're just like changing names. You might as well go all out and write about the realities of South Korea.

This book has seriously distorted values. The entire work depicts money, sex, and violence. The sin of capital: money and power that override the law. Despite its many shortcomings, a closer look reveals that South Korea is indeed like that, giving me a sense of "realism".

He's a jerk who can't handle relationships. He's always chasing after this guy and that guy, and in the end, he messes up all his relationships—it's a complete mess! I only read this book because of the "chaebol" theme, not because of the protagonist's chaotic love life!

If you're going to write about chaebols, then write about chaebols properly. The worst thing for a novel is to have an unclear theme. Readers all have their own preferences. If a reader likes girl groups, they won't be able to continue reading if you haven't gotten to the main plot after a long time. I don't think there are many readers on Qidian who like slice-of-life Korean dramas.

Why can these tycoons who steal from the country wield absolute power? It's because the country is too small; a dozen or so companies can meet all of a nation's needs. In a country the size of China, these tycoons can only influence a single region at most. But companies of BAT's caliber have to obediently comply with a single official document from the government or state.

The villain in the book has already been elected president of South Korea, so of course it can't be written about.

I haven't read it yet, I'm just curious, is this science fiction or urban fiction? Author, you submitted to the wrong category.

I'm quite interested in the subject matter, and I don't object to having affairs with celebrities, but honestly, you're a tycoon, so why not have affairs with famous people? Frankly, I've read Wu Ji's book, but apart from that guy surnamed Pei, I've never heard of any of the others on this list.

Seohyun

Having read dozens of chapters, this is the first time I've seen a transmigrated/reborn protagonist with a system live such a miserable life.