Reborn in 2006, I Just Want to Be a Slacker
重生2006我只想当混子
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- Completed
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- 731k Words
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- Urban
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- Business & Workplace
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- 4y ago
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Great Historical Fiction (Since There Are Few Historical Novels, There Are Even Fewer Good Ones, So This List Includes Some Abandoned Books)
Quality historical novels involving transmigration. Since many of you tend to enjoy fantasy, I will also include some novels combining fantasy and history here. History remains the main focus.
Rescuing the Eyes of a Failed Author
Digging out gems among new books and giving them a boost so they can be as satisfying as possible. Books usually stay on this list for at least a month. To make the cut, they need decent writing, sound logic, and a title that isn't too awkward. A month of exposure is enough to help readers who are starved for something to read find and choose books. It also gives fresh authors a little boost. Winning readers over is up to the work itself. Thanks to the authors and readers who follow me. Here's s
Well, a Veteran Reader's Bookshelf
Most of the books on this list are on my bookshelf. I've already finished most of the older books I like, so this list mainly features promising new authors. P.S. These reviews are purely based on personal taste. Please don't hate on me if you disagree QwQ ✨ And thanks for all the follows and gifts 🌷🌷🌷✨
A Little Golden Finger
Books I think are pretty good.
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1. Because he worked too hard and ruined his health by staying up all night, he was able to travel back in time. 2. It's understandable that you enjoy playing games now that you're financially independent, but if Zhang Zhang spends all his time playing games, have you forgotten how you got back here? 3. After ten years of entrepreneurship, I came back with no plans or goals, such as having good health. Well
Stop writing about Gu Wenwen. Can't he just finish college and find a clean girl to date?
The author can write the protagonist as if he can just lie around however he wants, but couldn't the author have written something positive at the beginning? Playing games, sleeping in, eating, and showing off are all meaningless. The protagonist had a terminal illness in his previous life, and now that he's financially independent, he should at least exercise! He doesn't exercise.
Reborn as a teacher, I persuade others to start a business if they are unwilling.
Pinduoduo, Alibaba, Douyin, JD. Com, and NetEase are all descendants of snow-capped mountains. Does the protagonist's grandfather also climb snow-capped mountains? Aren't they afraid of working for someone else?
After reading 76 chapters, I couldn't take it anymore and died from the poison... 1. I opened an online store, wholly owned it, came up with all the ideas, and trained all the employees myself. To put it bluntly, I did everything myself, except for hiring a few clueless newbies to do the work... Then, within six months, I was given away shares twice, totaling 30%...
Reborn to play video games? You're crazy. If you were reborn in your forties or fifties, would you still be this enthusiastic about games?
I suggest renaming it "Reborn in 2006: I Just Want to Be a Simp".
It's truly like being a money-giving benefactor, giving someone a full investment of 5 million, without them contributing a single penny and even leveraging their connections, only to end up with potentially less than 50% equity, all while constantly talking about making the pie bigger and such.
This is absolutely hilarious! All they ever say is "make the pie bigger" and then they'll give you money! If it were profitable, that would be fine, but what's the technical skill involved in a card game? If you understand the concept, you can find people to make it; it's not like you can't function without those two people.