Tracing the Current of the Literary Era

No way, you were reborn and it's still a single female lead? What were you going back for? I saw some people replying to those who don't like single female lead stories saying, "Haven't you ever seen a woman before?" You've never seen money before, have you? If you've earned money once, why do you want to earn it again? You've never eaten before, have you?

If this book were written with multiple female protagonists and more focus on romance, it would probably be a hit. The current one has only one female protagonist and her presence is too weak, giving it a dry and uninspiring feel.

Chapter 291: The protagonist hires a driver/assistant, a recent college graduate fluent in German and English. Is this the early 1990s? Do you know how difficult it was for private companies to hire a college graduate back then, let alone a driver, and let you choose? College graduates were guaranteed job placements back then; giving up that meant giving up your cadre status – it was incredibly unrealistic.

This book was quite a struggle to read. The author's writing style is noticeably better than that of previous online novelists, and I really like this gentle writing style, especially the earlier parts. The later business section felt unrealistic, especially the character Jimmy. He single-handedly ran the entire company, which spanned multiple countries around the world.

Let me write a short review. I have some things I'd like to share with fellow readers. I'll just write whatever comes to mind to express my admiration. I finally finished reading this book after several days. Yesterday, I stayed up until after 1 a. M. I read it very slowly because I really liked it and because the author's writing style is worth reading carefully.

Seeing the protagonist in Chapter 12's science fiction novel written in the 90s featuring cell phones, social networks, QR code payments, and future life was incredibly addictive. It's like the protagonist is afraid people won't know he's been reincarnated, right?

How can a good novel's comment section be complete without a word chain game? I'll go first! Refined and courteous

In the early stages, whether it's the protagonist's school teaching, literary creation, or social activities in the literary circle, everything is written vividly and engagingly. Then, as the protagonist's business ventures progressed, it became clear that the author was gradually losing control.

Why don't animation companies just acquire a few smaller studios that produce Japanese animation and integrate them? Besides, Japanese animation's style is closer to Chinese aesthetics. If you're creating a mythological universe and using an Eastern style, does that mean it's inferior to Western animation? Or, while the core American animation talent hasn't completely disappeared over time, why not poach some talent from them?

Rebirth in 1991 is ridiculously absurd 😏 Right, Mr. Yu? 😏