Reborn in the Golden Year of 2003

Author, I suggest you don't write about so many women. Who likes this type of book anymore? The "flirting" trope died out incredibly quickly. For science fiction, focus on technology, stocks, companies—things relevant to the general public—that's what creates relatability. Flirting might have had a market 18 years ago, but it's a dead end now.

Their vision is getting smaller and smaller; they're resorting to swindling and deception. Forcibly buying hao123 like that—what if someone gets upset and stabs them in the back? That would be a tragedy. They're making this kind of garbage money. If they need cash, they should just raise funds and go public.

I don't like stories about reincarnation in business anymore. I prefer stories about reincarnation in technology, philanthropy, and building the motherland. Any recommendations from the experts?

I haven't read this book, nor do I plan to. I just read some comments and wanted to rant. It's a harem novel, and a bunch of people who prefer single-female-lead stories are here saying they don't want a harem. What are people who like harem novels like...? I'm speechless. There are so many books with single female leads, why do you have to come to the harem novel section to comment?

The biggest flaw is the surname Xu, and the female lead is absolutely disgusting. A divorced woman with a child, what kind of heartwarming story is this…? I'm skipping around; if there's anything else, I'll quit and remove her from my bookshelf.

... I just want to complain. Being drugged with sleeping pills... And unable to get an erection? Where's the author's common sense? The protagonist is male, and it's sleeping pills? This is so embarrassing!

I read dozens of chapters, it's garbage. Finding a woman to have a baby? His perspective is too narrow after being reborn. I'm dropping it.

Any book can get recommended; the author probably just likes secondhand goods.

Seeing that it features multiple female leads, I immediately added it to my favorites; there aren't many harem novels these days.

Here's some advice: writing about a divorced woman with only a junior high school education becoming a general manager of a company worth tens or hundreds of billions is absurd. I suspect you really don't understand business. Look at the market; besides entrepreneurs, which professional general manager has only a junior high school education?