
Starting Over as a Landlord
重开做房东
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I just want to know, if you can give a network administrator hundreds of thousands of dollars, why not spend more money to hire someone when the average salary is only one or two thousand? Why do you have to supervise them every day? Giving the network administrator a 5-tier commission, are you a saint reincarnated?
To be honest, there are a lot of flaws in this new author's book. You can read it without thinking. Right now, the first problem is housing prices, and the second is paying a network administrator 140,000 a month. In 2001, bro, you wouldn't even treat your own parents that well.
A boss with 20 million in savings, countless properties, and a total net worth of tens of millions: eating boxed lunches at internet cafes every day! This is the reborn tycoon the author portrays. 🙂🙂
Well, the beginning was okay, but it got a bit ridiculous towards the end. It felt like it was filled with negative energy, which was quite uncomfortable. First, he dropped out of school, then he spent his time grinding for gold in internet cafes, then he met online friends, smoked, and went clubbing... I couldn't see any growth in the protagonist compared to his previous life.
Well written, just keep writing like this: pick up lots of girls, just have sex. Why bother with emotions after being reborn? Play around with a few more. Too much romance feels awkward; just focus on sex. And whatever you do, don't go into business. Just buy houses, or bet on football or Bitcoin to make money and become a landlord. Making that much money is only in novels; it's not interesting for us. As of now, the writing is alright, and I'll subscribe to the whole thing at this pace.
The beginning was quite good and realistic, but the part about coming to the internet cafe got really harsh, especially the part about wages. In 2001, a starting salary of 2000 yuan dropped to 1200 yuan – what kind of level was that? In 2009, the minimum wage in Shenzhen was 900 yuan, and electronics factories like Foxconn started at 900 yuan. Most small factories didn't even reach 900 yuan.
Forget it, I really can't take it anymore. I don't know how old the author is, but what you wrote is truly indescribable. You won such a huge sum of money, and you still dare to stay in cheap hotels when you get back to Shenzhen? What were you thinking? Aren't you afraid of dying? Did you lose all your life experience from your two lifetimes?
If the author were willing to write a story where Da Long and Lin Fangfang have an affair, Da Long transfers all his money, then Da Long realizes his mistake, and finally the protagonist jumps off a building and dies, only to be reborn again, I think this book has potential.
I'm not trying to make a personal attack, but just the fact that the protagonist had 700,000 yuan in 2001 and only knew how to play games to make money makes me certain that the author's imagination is so limited that they probably didn't even graduate from junior high school.
The later parts are incredibly toxic, extremely toxic, getting more and more toxic as they go on. Green hats are everywhere, it's like a green meadow, and in the end, he just collapses.