Back to 2002: Cross-Time Trading

The author starts by praising his wife from his past life, then turns around and cheats on one of them, and the other is a scoundrel, yet he still fawns over her. Can't he just die already? This kind of author deserves to flop. And then there's the bragging about having the makings of a literary genius—does he even deserve that? If he's so capable, he shouldn't be rewriting or deleting comments.

The original wife was truly unlucky; this protagonist kept cutting off her escape routes. As a girl, I felt like killing someone watching it, so I dropped it.

The idea is good, and the writing is good too! But what kind of plot is this?! It's all just jumping around on and on! A complete waste! Ugh!!! I feel like the author just wants to finish the whole thing in 5 chapters! A 20-year time travel! Wanting to be ahead of the entire US in 2003?! What's the point of watching this?! Such a good premise! Shouldn't it be: First, get some seed money!

One lifetime of licking isn't enough, so he's reborn and continues licking...

I'm not criticizing the author, but what exactly are you trying to express in the middle chapters? Readers don't have the patience to force themselves to read chapter after chapter that they don't like. The beginning was really good, so what happened in the middle? I just saw that everyone online knows about this chapter. I skipped through the earlier parts, what kind of nonsense is this?

Qi Xin loves you so much, and you love her too. Why would you want two women after being reborn? You scumbag, you deserve to be torn to pieces! Isn't a single woman better? If you want multiple women, then don't be so overly fond of and loving towards Qi Xin. Jenny is disgusting. You love Qi Xin so much, and she's so good to you and never left your side, while you're thinking about other women. I'm done with you!!!

The author wrote the protagonist as an idiot; he should either be focused on romance or making money. I'm dropping this.

The business is good, but if your ex-wife is having such a hard time, shouldn't you help her? It feels like your help is worse than not helping at all. The first time you took photos, you ruined her job and made her lose her place to live. The second time, she was slapped. Is this helping or abusing her? You'd be better off letting things take their course than interfering. If you're going to help, at least give her a job opportunity, meals, and basic living support.

Overall, there's nothing wrong with the protagonist being a vocational school student, but shouldn't the author seriously reflect on the fact that everyone seems to have the air of a vocational school student?

It's too wordy. It's just about reselling mobile phones and computers, and it's all so long and rambling. I'm deleting it now.