I Have to Teach This World a Lesson

I never imagined that in 2024, the "overpowered protagonist" writing style from 2008 would make a comeback, and actually be both popular and well-received in the comments section? The protagonist thinks he's a chosen one of heaven as soon as he's reborn, that he's capable and the whole world should make way for him.

Zhang Sheng's persona isn't that of an "angel investor," but rather an "angel partner." A typical "angel investor" is like a scavenging vulture; they remove the rotten parts of an apple and repackage the remaining rotten part to sell it at a higher price.

Is it popular to hire online trolls to write positive reviews now?

The recent plot seems a bit exaggerated. The female lead's mother suffered a comminuted fracture. Doctors at a top hospital said the chances of recovery were very small. However, the female lead's mother did not follow the doctor's advice and started rehabilitation training before the cast was even removed. In less than two months, she was able to stand up again, which is truly outrageous!

This novel is exceptionally talented so far. By blending youth and adulthood, the novel expresses reflections on youth. Only by experiencing youth and life afterward can one compare the feelings and gaps of youth. This novel reflects the wild dreams we had in our youth and the deeper understanding of the world we gain as adults.

You're going to teach the world a lesson? Isn't that just another typical urban fantasy story making money? I thought it was about changing the world, but it turns out it's just about changing one person. The protagonist rose from such dire straits only to become part of the corrupt world.

Last month, when Wu Ma was playing games with me, he said he was planning to write something else. Then, after I flopped on my game, he told me, "I'm releasing a new book on the 5th or 6th." Then, the new book was released, and last week when I was playing games, I said, "This book is fucking awesome!" Now I can't sleep at night. Guys, I'm going to Wu Ma's house tomorrow, turn on his computer, and post the drafts!

To be honest, I haven't read a single word of this book. Mainly, the title is too arrogant. "You? What makes you think you can teach the world? Are you that great?" I'm always scared off by book titles! I really don't know why, but I particularly dislike this title!

This is a very engaging novel with no cheat codes or overpowered protagonists. The main character is an unconventional genius, or you could say a success guru with extensive professional experience. He uses his vast teaching experience to enter various industries he's never experienced before.

It's incredibly annoying that they suddenly made the female lead the daughter of Huawei's CEO; it's both cruel and abrupt. The male protagonist's greatest charm is that he changes the destinies of many ordinary people, but Huawei's fate really doesn't need such a protagonist—he's superfluous. Unless you give him a cheat code like Spark.