Reborn in the Golden Age of Online Gaming

Objectively speaking, the writing is quite good, but I couldn't stand it when the author arranged for their crush to go to South Korea to study dance and art. Then the author went on to explain that K-pop dance is popular, but everyone knows what K-pop dance is—it involves showing off the figure. I just can't understand why the author would make their crush learn that.

The protagonist is incredibly talented; he made a fortune of hundreds of millions in a short time with just a few dollars for internet access. When the details are revealed, it will surely cause a sensation around the world. If it's true, it should be written into history. Aren't all other successful entrepreneurs either born into wealthy families with help or who have worked for ten or twenty years to save money for their businesses?

Based on the development of realistic games, it offers a stronger sense of immersion than the story of becoming the richest man in the world of yXks.

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The book is good. However, with these celebrities appearing, there's absolutely no sense of identification. Changing all their names like that... How can there be any sense of identification? Actually, the author didn't need to change the name too drastically; a homophone would have sufficed. Author, you didn't criticize any other celebrities, so why did you make such a fuss?

It's alright, but the description of the protagonist is too exaggerated. He's described as omnipotent and has a photographic memory, etc., But these are repeatedly proven wrong. The explanation is that although he's powerful, he can't handle every little detail. If that's the case, don't go overboard with the description. It's awkward to watch.

The most compelling aspect of this book isn't its pretentious displays of knowledge, but rather its realistic portrayal of the situation 20 years ago. This closeness to real life fosters a stronger sense of immersion. My only concern now is that the protagonist's interference in the allocation of talent could have a significant butterfly effect, potentially accelerating or deviating from the course of history. How will the author handle this?

Starting from chapter 270, this book becomes too hasty and the pace is too fast. What I find most ridiculous is the NetEase acquisition around chapter 301. It costs $300 million to acquire 20% of NetEase's shares... I'm speechless. Other authors I've read describe NetEase, which was suspended from trading in 2001, as having tens of millions of dollars in cash on hand, with a 100% share price…

This book is very well written, so why are there so few posts about it?

Single female lead? How can there be only one female lead! If you're going to have only one female lead, decide on it sooner rather than later, and don't write too many other female characters. Wang Xiran appears not long after the start, and compared to her, Li Qing has absolutely nothing likable about her. The male lead likes Li, and Wang likes the male lead.