Reborn to Become a Top Student, Copy Books, and Buy Houses Nationwide

The writing is alright, but it's unrealistic to expect your classmate to be close to the top scorer in the province. I can understand if you had some kind of cheat code, but your classmate didn't. Inspirational quotes aren't a magic bullet. There are plenty of people who study hard, but not everyone can get that score. It depends on talent.

Reborn but not buying a house feels like not being reborn at all. The obsession with owning a house is just too deep!

What I hate most is that kind of protagonist who makes money and everyone around them becomes successful, acting like a saint. But they keep it from their closest relatives, who are still suffering. They're just afraid of this and that, and they only reveal the truth after a conflict. How selfish!

Do you know why you're not popular? There are fewer people criticizing you! You need to cater to the masses!!! This is very important! Are you writing with the mindset of becoming popular or out of passion? This is also very important! Don't just think what you think, make the readers think! What is rebirth? It's about making yourself feel good! You felt good, but the readers didn't.

I only saw you doing well with yourself and your friends in chapter 58, but what about your parents? Your dad is still working away from home with tens of millions in his account, can't you take care of your family's livelihood first? All I see is you buying houses, buying houses, how much resentment do you have about buying houses?

This is getting a bit rambling, especially about buying houses. If you're investing, there's no need to spread your property holdings so thinly. Just buy in one or two places, then open a rental company to manage your properties. You can cash out or continue renting them out after ten years if you want. What's the point of having several properties scattered around in different cities?

Well, this book is written like plain water with a little something extra—not very palatable, but still readable. However, this kind of writing style is unlikely to be a hit.

I don't really enjoy reading rebirth novels that feature best friends and brothers who help each other wholeheartedly and have a bit of a saintly side.

It takes over ten chapters for the author to start plagiarizing and get to the main point; it's too padded. Do any fellow readers know of any other novels that plagiarize?

A house isn't unattainable after rebirth; having one is enough. Why be so obsessed with buying a house? Wouldn't it be better to focus on your career and enjoy life after your rebirth? I've noticed many authors spreading anxiety about buying a house, but it's just a commodity with a time limit. What's the point of all these house-buying plots? Once your career develops, these things will just gather dust in the corner. So this is just plain nonsense, meaningless.