Reborn in Brazil as a Financial Magnate

When did the public opinion on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) change like this? Is patriotism a black mark on the protagonist? I thought we'd gone back to ten years ago.

I'm just baffled. Isn't it normal for Chinese people to have a sense of national and familial responsibility? Is this something to complain about? Otherwise, how come there's still one of the four ancient civilizations left? From a young age, I heard my father-in-law preach loyalty to the country, and Confucianism emphasizes family, national, and world affairs (regardless of whether Confucius's…

Well, I've been following the story closely, but there's one thing I hope the author will pay attention to: you've basically placed all the people around you as Chinese. Although it's not all done yet, it seems like you're planning to replace them all with Chinese. I wonder if you've considered the situation in Brazil?

Writing about the interactions between Americans and Brazilians using Chinese-style interpersonal relationships feels awkward. The author needs to read more Western works; their ways of interacting are completely different from China's, their approaches to things are diametrically opposed, and they don't rely on the usual Chinese methods of cultivating relationships and favors—this is unique to China.

The subject matter is good, but the rest is all toxic and foreigners calling themselves "nephews"—are you kidding me? And all those distant relatives are disgusting! 😥😥

When writing about foreign history, avoid including someone of Chinese descent. There's a ceiling to that level of expertise abroad, and you need to maintain a clear political stance. Otherwise, you might as well write about Malaya, where there are at least a significant Chinese population.

Chinese-American characters aren't fun; what's the point of them just wearing a Chinese facade? They're afraid to write storylines set in China.

It is absolutely impossible for a Chinese person to grow and become powerful on someone else's turf.

It looks like this

It's very immersive and a great read!