
Reborn as Wang Manyin
重生之我是王满银
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 656k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
242Chapters
3.1kRecommendations
7.4kFans
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Why does the protagonist insist on getting involved in construction projects? There's a lot more to it than meets the eye; even with his abilities, he wouldn't be able to secure the project funding!
I thought it was a fan fiction (Ordinary World), but after reading one chapter it wasn't interesting. Turns out it's a rebirth story.
Buying things on credit and issuing IOUs like this doesn't work in rural areas; there are too many disputes afterward.
Chapters up to 202 are worth reading, but chapters 202 and 203 don't align with my values. Since Han Li is Wang's girlfriend, and the kind he decided to marry from the same village, and Wang is currently quite wealthy and perfectly capable of supporting a child, why would he get pregnant and have an abortion, and even feel happy about it?
The more I watched, the more I felt like I lived in a completely different world from the protagonist. His family didn't even have electricity in 2000? My hometown is an ordinary rural village in Shandong, and we've had electricity since I can remember. My dad said it's been there since the early 1980s.
According to the calculation, the pig's feet should have been born in 1983. Then the pig's feet's parents should have gotten married before 1983. Didn't the land distribution to individual households begin in rural China in the early 1980s? How come the land there wasn't distributed from the collective to individuals, but was passed down from ancestors?
You really fooled me, you liar! I watched the whole thing in one go and the potatoes still haven't been sold.
The protagonist goes bankrupt and borrows money to start a potato business; this isn't business, it's gambling! It's disgustingly written.
I'm leaving, I was lured in by the book title.
Why not start with small businesses? Why go into engineering? I believe most readers can't relate to this; it's too tiring and frustrating. Even if you become a big shot later, there's not much satisfaction. Because you never know how many big shots are above you.