
Reborn to Ride the Wind
重生之乘风而起
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 6.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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Three Flavors Book House
Three Flavors Bookshop
No System, More Exciting
There are so many System novels that I'm tired of reading them. It feels like today's authors can't write a novel without giving it a System, or some other golden finger. The result is a flood of books of wildly varying quality. In truth, writing a great story without a System is the real achievement, and it's more likely to produce a masterpiece.
A Ten-Year Reader’s Book List
A Reading List for a Veteran Reader in a Reading Slump
I've been reading for ten or twenty years, and I used to follow the big-name authors too. But these days, very few books still suit my taste. I'm sharing some that I particularly like or am currently reading. No hard feelings if they're not your thing.
Modern Reborn Fiction
After Goodbye Mr. Loser, urban reborn stories experienced a surge in popularity. It's true that life is full of disappointments, and who hasn't wished they could go back and make up for their regrets? This list collects the urban reborn novels I think are pretty good. Hope you enjoy them.
Must-Read Classics
Books I think are worth sharing with all of you!
Saved Reading List (Just Throwing This Together)
I add books I enjoy to my favorites. This is basically my personal list. Let’s see if I can fill it up.
Nurturing Little Saplings
Personal favorites
Just Browsing
Just something to read when I'm bored
Personal Favorites
These are all personal preferences. No mindless showing off, and it doesn't matter if the author is famous. I've read every book on the list. They should all have been published on Qidian, any exceptions are purely accidental. I've probably been reading novels for about ten years, starting in 2009. The first novel I read was by a big-name author: Battle Through the Heavens, as everyone knows. After one or two xuanhuan novels, I realized I wasn't especially fond of the genre. A year or two ago,
My Book Bag
Novels I think are pretty good
Books I've Read Myself
That’s it
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Retracing the Path of a Police Officer, 1993
No More Pretending, I’m a Culinary God, and I’m Coming Clean!
I Have a Home in 1982
From Arms Dealer to King of War
The Whole Mountain Is My Hunting Ground
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Back to 1982: A Second Chance in a Fishing Village
Celestial Officials of the Heavenly Dynasty
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Protect Our Patriarch
The Tang People's Dining Table
Becoming a Fox Immortal in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
Reborn to Ride the Wave
Reshaping the Millennium Era
Back to the Mountain Village to Farm
The National Forensic Doctor
My Father Is Emperor Gaozu of Han
Closer to My True Form Every Day
Starting in 1983
Reborn in the Wild Era
The Shadow of Espionage
The Qin Empire's Bailiff
Chinese Showbiz: Starting by Bonding with a Contract Beast
Blazing Red, 1975: My Wife Wants Me to Take on a Whole Row of Them
Hong Kong, 1978: A Tycoon Who Started by Growing Vegetables
Conquering America by Opening an Apocalypse Shelter
Reconstruction After the Plague
Four Decades of Turbulent Times
Restarting Life at Twenty
The Top Immortal of the College Entrance Exam
A Pair of Living People
Merchant by Day, Doctor by Night
My Era, 1979!
Great Nation, Great Mechanic
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Every female character initially described as being close to the male lead later ends up belonging to someone else, and they're described in so much detail—it's so cruel!
Being reborn to do research on traditional culture is truly unique and very interesting.
Reborn into literature, and in such an obscure field as to be almost obscure, is truly unique and fascinating. When reading rebirth novels, there are always comments like, "He's already reborn, yet he's still messing around in high school classrooms, getting involved in e-sports, acting, literature, and even becoming a doctor. Why doesn't he seize the opportunity to ride the wave of success?"
Warning! The female leads with significant screen time are always supporting characters. The protagonist gets harassed by gangsters and then has to repay evil with medicinal wine – it's incredibly frustrating! Who reads novels with such a depressing atmosphere?
I took a look, and the story started in the second year of high school, went up to over 900 chapters, and then he just graduated high school! My god!
It's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw it away.
The protagonist is a saint, devoid of sexual desire, and no one gets impatient listening to his long, rambling lectures on science. He influences all his relatives and friends to become outstanding individuals, and none of his companies experience management problems. The author's narrative style is quite good, and the ideas are there, but he doesn't know how to engage the reader's emotions; his writing is purely self-indulgent.
Author, please restrain yourself a bit, add some plot! Just a little bit of plot! 😰
The author's writing is excellent and very skillful, but not suitable for writing web novels. There are many problems with the character development, especially in terms of romance. The supporting female characters are all more distinctive and likable than the female lead.
I originally read novels just for fun, and I'd subscribed to around 500 chapters to support the author, but chapters 540-543 were really frustrating. Even writing a novel requires adhering to basic logic, right? What was it like in 1992? A foreign woman you've just met and know only a little about, after a dinner where you mainly talk about food and historical anecdotes, suddenly and abruptly…
I want to ask about chapter 175, where a few thugs with knives were about to beat up the protagonist and harass his girlfriend. Why did the protagonist release them, offer them money, and call them "brother"? There was no explanation afterward. What kind of operation was this?
I just feel that the female lead, Jiang Shuyi, is unlikable; the scenes involving her aren't very engaging 🤤, but the rest of the scenes are quite good.