Reborn as a Tea-Art Heartthrob

Is this how the first chapter is written? I thought there was some clever twist, but it just shows a major stain on the protagonist's life. No matter how high his achievements become in the future, the values ​​he expressed in this speech are already a black mark on his past. The more famous he becomes, the more serious this black mark will be.

The area behind is highly poisonous, run!

Is this a writer who's a sycophant for Japanese culture, selling Chinese sentiments here?

I couldn't hold back after the first chapter. Now I understand why you need 100 followers to comment. It's really lucrative. Are the people around you not smart enough? It's fine for the protagonist to say what he wants, but the reactions of the bystanders are an insult to the readers' intelligence. It's so obvious, and you still can't understand the protagonist's sarcasm? I just want to laugh.

The protagonist is portrayed as a loser, not a rich kid.

Seeing the part about paying off debts for her uncle's family made me unable to watch anymore. Author, are you deliberately trying to mess with my mindset?

The protagonist is a complete idiot. The identification is complete.

The opening was a bombshell, a time-traveling twist, and it was even an a cappella version! The entire audience, men silent and women in tears, was a fantastic read. It left me deeply moved, and I almost wanted to slap the author twice, haha.

It's like an elementary school student's essay—extremely toxic, with childish writing that makes you cringe every time you read it.

The worst part is seeing him reborn with money, buying a 600,000 yuan Crown and then adding 40,000 yuan to the price! Is that even remotely ruthless?! Any Mercedes, BMW, or Audi in the same price range is better! Other cars in the same class sell tens of thousands of units nationwide every month, while this car only sells a few dozen a year. That shows the difference. And he claims to have been reborn—it's shameful.