Reborn: I'm Really Not a Stock God

If it were an ordinary person with a cheat-like ability, it would be one thing, but for a reborn financial elite to act so pathetic around women is just ridiculous. The financial world is notoriously chaotic, and the protagonist acts like he's never seen a woman before, especially considering he was deceived by a woman in his previous life—it's truly disgusting.

They're still writing about your lousy company. Every time I see the part about how you'll be getting paid next month, it gets so annoying. Either fast-forward and skip the company part, or stop thinking about your salary that won't be coming in until next month. It's infuriating to read. It's just like those people who brag and say, "Back in my day, I did this and that..."

The author is really stingy and deliberately describes the protagonist in a disgusting way. A person worth hundreds of millions buys more than 100 bags of salt in a supermarket just because of the Japanese nuclear leak. Can you believe it?

A college student reborn into the world of the US stock market can't understand an English menu. He even asks the waiter about the size of his steak. He doesn't know anything about brands like Hongxing, Erke, or Nike when buying clothes. Despite being a multi-millionaire, he's still shocked by a Chanel outfit costing tens of thousands of dollars.

The protagonist made over $300 billion in the stock market, then got into a brawl in a bar and ended up in the police station.

I read a few chapters, and the first few were fine, but I couldn't continue after chapter 36. It was too toxic. The protagonist likes his roommate, but they haven't officially become boyfriend and girlfriend. One night, the girl comes home drunk in a guy's car, and the protagonist gets angry, beating her up and refusing to cook for her. I was baffled by that.

It's all about working for others and fighting with colleagues. If you're not capable, why bother working for others? You're capable, yet you're still being bullied. I only read a few chapters of both books before giving up.

This is so pathetic! Trading US stocks and not even understanding English? Are you kidding me? How miserable must your life have been before your rebirth to be this stingy? You get all worked up over your roommate just because she's a little pretty? You spent so much time in finance in your past life, have you never seen a woman before?!

The protagonist's mindset even after being reborn is that of a loser.

Speaking of being deceived by women in a past life and being hesitant to trust them, the way Wang Xiaowei and He Na were handled seemed contradictory to me. Oh, He Na was bad before, but she changed, so you can trust her. Wang Xiaowei isn't bad, but she met with other people behind your back, which is unacceptable. Even He Na's explanations weren't believed.