Reborn in an Age of Wealth Creation

He sends everything out, even taking a 50% stake in his own milk tea shop; a reborn person becomes an employee.

I couldn't take it anymore after reading Chapter 31. Being someone's lackey and then making excuses... Stop disgusting the readers. I'm outta here.

He's always coming up with ideas, but he never invests or finds funding to do it himself. It's ridiculous.

GG... I could guess the next plot. Sure enough, he spent billions to build a business for that foreign kid. This is just the beginning... The key is your purpose and explanation... The logic is flawed. You don't think that registering a company in the US to acquire the target will allow you to make lithography machines? Are the conditions given away for free? Is this really a roundabout way?

There's no clear development theme; it just keeps rambling on and on.

You're really unlucky; all five of your posts are soliciting business. Where have all the pure-hearted book lovers gone?

Author born in the 1970s? The writing is terrible. First of all, there are all sorts of toxic plot points. For example, the scene where he saves a classmate who's working as a prostitute for the first time (that's too much of a coincidence). He notices that she's acting strangely at least three or four times, but he doesn't ask her directly.

The author has really gone down the wrong path. From the few days the plot revolved around Lin Hui, I suspected they were going to introduce a pregnancy, but this character's storyline is underdeveloped and feels rushed. The key issue is the inconsistency in the book's character design.

Back in 1997, a family with 10,000 yuan was considered wealthy. My grandfather was very poor; he farmed in the countryside and ran a small shop selling soy sauce and other small goods. Building a house cost him 30,000 yuan!

I don't care about the main characters' love life; I just want to see them showing off.