Reborn: I'm Really Not a Tailor

I'm interested in clothing, design, brands, and fashion. I'm not interested in violin music or picking up girls. After all, your book title filters out readers. Shouldn't you try your best to retain those readers who are attracted to your book?

Those unfamiliar with the fashion industry would find it difficult to write about. It's inherently a cutthroat world where design accounts for 30% of the equation and hype 70%. Moreover, the industry is relatively small, and Western capital holds all the power.

Can you please stop this ambiguous relationship with Zhou Manqing? They're not divorced yet, are they? Can't the main character focus on his work? He's always with different women.

If the protagonist is human, can we please not portray him as a god? Human energy is limited; it's impossible to simultaneously design and produce clothing, write songs and record albums, learn the violin, and participate in various fashion and violin competitions.

I hope the author always keeps in mind that this is a 42-year-old successful entrepreneur with a wide network of connections who transmigrates and is reborn, not a farmer. If you can't write it, don't use this kind of background. A simple background of a 40-something-year-old worker wouldn't make any difference.

Is the author sure they're writing about students from a prestigious university in 2000? Everyone's speech and tone sound like they've been through the wringer in the streets; it's so cringeworthy it's giving me a stomachache.

Chen He is truly a boring character. Writing about him is a complete waste of ink and disgusts the reader. He's not a loyal friend, so there's no point in writing about deep brotherhood. He's just a disgusting character in real life—lacking ability yet wanting everything and wanting to be involved in everything. He's not a funny or endearing character either.

Designing clothes, learning music, participating in violin competitions, designing clothes, recording albums, and also worrying about the clothing factory. Could you please not write the protagonist as a robot?

I don't know where the title "senior" came from. Why didn't I hear anyone mention it when I was in college in 2000?

Judging from the title, it sounds even more impressive than "The Fisherman Becomes Prime Minister" (or "The Fishing Man Becomes a Prime Minister").