Reborn to Build a Fortune

I've finally come across a novel where the protagonist starts out in his twenties. Those novels where the protagonist is reborn in kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, or high school are giving me goosebumps, and I can't read a single chapter!

The funniest thing about rebirth novels is the single female lead. Is it really possible for someone to be reborn into wealth and still only love one person? Even if that were true, it would be extremely rare; this is a novel, after all.

If you want to imitate my 1979, I strongly support you. But why did so many people read my 1979? The protagonist is still cuckolded, but the results were still very good. First, the interpersonal relationships within the family were well written. Look at the personalities of the protagonist's father, mother, and younger sister, each of them is vividly portrayed and written in a wonderful way. You can definitely emulate these aspects.

The biggest problem with this book is that it's written haphazardly, lacking coherence, like several short stories strung together. The protagonist quickly earns over a hundred million, but the process is glossed over. Climaxes are written like bland, mundane accounts. Its current success is unlikely.

Author, your book has so many plot holes. For example, as I mentioned in the chapter comments, you insisted on using domestically produced cement equipment in the 1990s. That meant you could only use vertical kilns. Cement produced by vertical kilns was not only of poor quality but also extremely environmentally unfriendly compared to rotary kilns.

The idea of ​​rebirth and finding one's original spouse is a bit too unrealistic. Even if they're deeply in love, it's unlikely to be the same person again. Men are creatures of habit, sometimes they like new things but don't tire of the old, but it's definitely not a repeat of the same situation.

This is a rambling, unproductive piece of writing, jumping from one topic to another, with the protagonist wandering around like a headless fly, completely lacking any plan. The most ridiculous thing is investing in motorcycles in Shandong. Firstly, it's not close to parts manufacturing areas; secondly, it's not close to end-market consumers with purchasing power; and thirdly, there's no…

Unless you're exceptionally strong, you can't afford to be low-key. If you lack sufficient foundation and still try to be low-key, you might just disappear without a trace. Don't assume that being high-profile will bring trouble. On the contrary, a great reputation can bring many benefits.

This is the first time I've encountered a book that starts off so depressingly. Seriously, I'm dumbfounded. Financially independent before rebirth, completely devoid of ambition afterward—this is straight to the internet! The most appealing aspect of a novel's protagonist is their fighting spirit; not necessarily unwavering determination, but at least don't surrender before the battle even begins.

The book is very well written; I read it in one go. That Li Jianzhong guy is always causing trouble... When will that be resolved?