My Rewound Life

The first few chapters were so immersive! My only regret is not being reborn. He's in debt, accomplished nothing, and almost thirty years old. He doesn't dare to pursue a relationship with a girl he likes, and feels his life is terrible. I was a hard worker in high school, and although my university wasn't a prestigious one, it was alright. I really don't know how I've managed all these years.

What is it like to be reborn? Thanks for the invitation. I'm currently a senior in high school, and I've just been reborn. I'm a programmer with 21 years of experience. After struggling in Guangzhou for over a decade, I realized I wasn't suited to the city.

Stopping at chapter 103, the approach of starting with buying and selling domain names to introduce initial wealth accumulation was a mistake, and the plot involving the collaboration with the rich woman was poorly written, feeling like it ruined the protagonist's established character from earlier chapters.

Sigh, as for speculation and fanfiction, I don't have the talent to write those. I'll just offer my best wishes; I hope this book achieves even greater success, and I hope the author, "Stealing Name," becomes a legend soon! I don't know what the standards are for good books among you experts, but personally, a good book is one that I can keep reading, enjoy reading, and want to read—and this book happens to be one! Finally, I hope "Stealing Name" updates frequently, hehe >3<

My broken bowl, my building. Let's play a word chain game, everyone!

In conclusion: You can skip to Volume 2; it won't significantly affect your reading experience, but I still recommend reading it. More details are provided in the epilogue of Volume 1. From the moment the series started, I knew I had chosen a rather unpopular beginning. Currently, some readers like it, while others only glance at it and then abandon it.

I'm getting less and less patient. These chapters don't allow me to sit down and read them properly. I just keep clicking on each chapter after subscribing, only glancing at anything that catches my eye. I felt these chapters weren't as interesting as the protagonist improving his family's living conditions and opening two small shops.

Dear readers who are following this book, if you see any typos in the chapters, or if some Chinese characters are obviously replaced by capitalized letters by the program, please let me know. I will correct them as soon as I see them. Thank you.

Which one is prettier?

He had the ability to incur a debt of 700,000 yuan, and most importantly, he actually paid it all off. 😅 The protagonist is useless, even though he's supposed to be an elite. Back in 2009, it was like a great white shark returning to a small pond. To be fair, someone who could withstand immense pressure and pay off all 700,000 yuan is already at a superhuman level in terms of resilience.