Reborn: I Want to Collect Rent
重生之我想收房租
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 3y ago
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The protagonist's intelligence comes from the author!
With such low IQ, acting like a sycophant, buying China Shipbuilding stock—it was 7 or 8 yuan per share in 2005, reaching a peak of 300 yuan per share in 2007—even with limited capital, you could have made a 40-fold return in two years. Even a casual purchase would have yielded at least a 30-fold return. Turning 30,000 into a million—isn't that amazing?
I initially quite liked this book, so why did the author have to include cuckoldry? If you had told readers from the beginning that the book would involve cuckoldry, I wouldn't have subscribed. But then, a character who's the main girlfriend for most of the book gets slept with by her 40-something-year-old boss, luring ordinary readers in only to be cheated on.
Since his parents are so biased, it's possible he's not their biological child. The protagonist could secretly get a paternity test done.
Well, to be honest, the protagonist in this novel is definitely better off than those in other novels. Other characters either become billionaires or change industries, which is impossible in reality without descendants. You think you're worth tens or hundreds of billions and no one's envious? You want to become a big shot? What grand dreams are you having?
Seeing this bunch of people commenting "it's real" is ridiculous. Even an average 40-year-old wouldn't have that little life experience. They're all complete idiots. Everyone who comments "it's real" is a total moron.
The protagonist is described as being reborn at age 40. The main text states he didn't bring his intelligence or social experience with him, and his personal qualities are just so-so (there are many descriptions of him trying to extort money).
This novel is fucking disgusting. The protagonist is one minute an idiot, the next he's cunning. The idiocy is unrealistic, but I genuinely believe the cunning part; people over 40 do indeed have these traits.
I'm so frustrated watching this. It's one thing for the protagonist to be inexperienced, but he can't even lift a finger with the elderly in his family. The eldest son, with his pathetic attitude, would be docile after a few beatings, yet he's still so miserable. How can someone who can't even manage a family be expected to amount to anything? With that level of intelligence, he's practically a child corps member. And yet, multiple beautiful women are attracted to him?!
I feel the protagonist isn't a salesperson, but a farmer. Even someone who's been in sales for over 20 years wouldn't have imagined this kind of early story.