Reborn: The Winds of 1998

The author always emphasizes that it is useless to get an undergraduate degree in literature, but when entering a university, especially a prestigious school, there are always other advantages that a low diploma does not have, that is, it can greatly expand a person's network and horizons, and can get acquainted with some people with strength and background. College can change you, but now the protagonist is still timid and trying to please Tu Yi's mother! Being able to enter a circle will give you a step to take off. Even if you want to lie down, you can lie down with peace of mind. If you have no connections or circles, so what if you know a lot of things? If someone wants to play with you, it only takes a minute, but they won't let you play with them at all! Look at Jack Ma, and then look at the protagonist written by the author! I always feel like the main character is portrayed as a little loser.

The world, characters, and emotions described by the author are unfolded slowly and slowly, which gave me a very soothing feeling. The relationship between men and women is not as vulgar as the generally repressed boys in China. The author's value expression in the book is "not in the vat", which reminds me of Bo Yang's description of Chinese culture as a "big sauce vat". I vaguely feel that the author is keeping a distance from the "traditional pursuit", and I am motivated to follow the plot development of the protagonist. I hope the author will write well and not fall into the mindless and unreflective pursuit and proliferation of symbols such as power and money like other rebirth novels. If it goes back to the old routine of online articles, there will be no need for me to read any more.

The writing style is obviously good, but I don't know why it turned into a running account after the college entrance examination. The author still likes to bring in personal information. The relationship between men and women is mainly based on money. It is really a waste of the golden finger of rebirth!

After reading the author's last book, I always felt that the author liked to bring in private goods, and the protagonist in the novel gave me an unknown feeling. Although the things he did seemed grand, a kind of petty and petty image came to mind when I read it. The novel was good but there were many flaws, which gave people a feeling of being stuck in the throat.

In 1998, you could make two to three hundred dollars a day by setting up a night market and barbecue! Not to brag, my mother has done this before. She put it on Nanjing Maigao Bridge for four or five hours at night. The minimum is more than 100 per day, usually 200 to 300, and the maximum is 400 to 500! Just a barbecue grill and two or three tables!

Except for the two female classmates, the women in the back are all women. They are divorced, had abortions, and have daughters. None of them are good.

I don't quite understand what this book says about diplomas. The male protagonist dropped out of school when he was preparing to go to college. Then two of his classmates said that his undergraduate degree was not as good as a junior college degree. The girl's parents even asked her to choose a college that was not as good as hers. Is this how normal people think?

After reading Chapter 173, I was wandering between giving up and not giving up. I originally read rebirth novels to feel happy, but this book was too depressing. There is currently no "Strengthening" of Rebirth, sorry for the word "Wind Rises" in the title. The reborn people often say, "Children make choices, I want them all." The result is that Tu Yiliang was hesitant and not responsible at all.

Are you sure you are reborn after trying your best to live for 48 years? If so, it's better to start early!

Will the two female classmates in high school develop further? Won't they all be given away as daughters?