Reborn in 2004: Turning My Life Around After Divorce
重生零四：从离婚开始逆袭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 412k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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201Chapters
2.8kRecommendations
44.4kFans
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Good heavens, none of the three kids are yours! You wouldn't even dare write a novel like this!
Judging from the synopsis, this author is quite the character.
If you can remember the winning numbers for the Double Color Ball lottery for over ten years, you could probably make a fortune. You could open your own Double Color Ball lottery shop, specializing in winning prizes under ten yuan. Winning a few hundred thousand yuan in a single draw shouldn't change the winning numbers. But anything more is uncertain.
Writing novels requires a sound moral compass! This is especially true for modern commercial fiction, which demands a strong sense of right and wrong. Do you think anyone would pay to read a book that involves cunningly seizing land, employing thugs, and exploiting the internet to harm female students?
Sigh, I've been reading Shao Yu's books for many years now, and I truly feel sorry for him that his family has suffered such a tragedy. The child is innocent; please don't take your anger out on him. Your only completed book with a million-word mark was censored, and it just so happens that you're at a crucial moment in your divorce and property division. You're still able to write for your brothers. Shao Yu, don't work too hard. I hope everything is alright for you!
Can you please stop recommending such disgusting things?
I think you're very naive. You have no idea about real estate profits. A real estate project typically takes two or three years. You can't expect a profit of less than 50%. An 8% profit isn't even enough to cover bank loans. Chinese real estate companies typically have 80-90% debt.
There's no such thing as being reborn and full of vigor; it's just a starving ghost's delirium before death.
Regardless of your reasons for wanting to read this book. I advise you not to open it. This book is beyond saving, even a god couldn't save it. I'm telling you. Numerous minor errors, numerous flaws. I've only read 7 chapters. The protagonist is 54 years old, and his mother is under 70. Wow. He won 90 million in the lottery in 2004. Starting a company by trying to take the route of demolishing shantytowns, impressive. Perhaps it's because I'm ignorant and don't dare to think boldly.
Don't use your brain when watching this, or you'll be poisoned and turn green-brained!