Back to the Little Mountain Village

Nowadays, some authors really have problems with their values. They didn't read the book well in their previous life and they still won't read it in the next life. Do they really think that reading is useless? Just look at the rich people today who did not graduate from college. It is true that you have the vision of the past life. It is true that you can make money. Can you manage it? After someone sells you, you're still helping count the money! Many companies have gone bankrupt in this way. The boss may not keep accounts, but there is no big boss who won't read the accounts! Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!

Please don't rush to the level of the richest man in China or the richest man in the world in the follow-up, and save as much pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot as possible! Kneel down and beg!

It's very good. It's nonsense to say that the story is not strong. The writing is very good. It's hard to believe that it is a new author. Come on, it will be a good product.

To be honest, I don't read novels that place too much emphasis on family ties. It's like a fool who thinks it's my responsibility for my relatives' misfortune. I have to be responsible for my own life, and my relatives can help me. If it doesn't work, haha, people are selfish.

Didn't the person who said "the author has a wrong outlook on life feel that reading is useless" didn't read about the protagonist in the book? The protagonist was reborn the year he failed the college entrance examination, and his family was burdened with foreign debt. In his previous life, his younger sister had to "sell herself" for a dowry to pay off the family's debt a few years later... Under such circumstances, the protagonist could go and repeat his studies without any distractions, and then come back to perform the "Return of the King" after he was admitted to college? Oh, let's not talk about whether you can pass the exam or not, nor how long it will take to pass the exam (it takes a year for ordinary people to make up for the entire middle school level of knowledge, which is nonsense), do you think that if you are admitted to the university, the protagonist can rise to the top? What kind of connections are there that can only be fermented in ten or twenty years?

If I could do it all over again, I would definitely go to college. Now I really regret not going to college!

Other IQs are relatively reliable online But the heroine Lin Lu is about to be written off as a noob. The protagonist also cultivates her as being ignorant of the world, innocent and kind, and she is destined to be a reporter. It's very unreasonable to handle the matter of Gu Yan. If you let your sweetheart girlfriend have a complicated relationship with Green Tea next to her, and don't remind her to pay attention, can you guard her for the rest of your life? I don't know what could go wrong. During the incident with Brother Xiong, did Gu Yan forget the situation that she put Lin Lu in? If they hadn't met by chance, the two of them would have been raped and killed long ago. Isn't there no question of IQ here? Is it handled this way?

This is the best realistic work I have read recently. It's not a slap in the face, everyone's IQ is online, the plot has no major flaws, and the writing is smooth. I have a small suggestion for the author. The common problem with most of the rebirth urban novels nowadays is that they are okay in the early stage but fail to hold up in the later stage. They always end up with the richest man in the world and his wives and concubines, which is very boring. Creation can be higher than life, but it cannot be outrageous!

There are too many bad things happening in the village, and your family is almost at fault. Very few people these days can read this beginning seriously.

This book must be ordered when it comes on the shelves, it is true and beautiful