Reborn: A Handbook for Getting Rich Through Technology

It's too chaotic. They want to do everything. Do they really think the second-generation rich kids are just going to sit around doing nothing?

Let me point out the biggest flaw I've found in this book so far. Wanting to run a high-tech industry in the US and become a leader? Being Chinese is the biggest sin, let alone not being an American citizen. The protagonist has no sense of reality. What era are we in? Who's backing you? Even the country couldn't support you back then. Get your facts straight. What happened in the following years?

After reading more than 130 chapters, I felt that the protagonist's company's accounts were very messy. The money from bank loans was used to buy stocks privately, and the school's student aid was being used as a private account instead of a company account. The author should write about finance in a more formal way, otherwise I think the protagonist will end up working as a sewing machine operator one day.

Dear author, please don't make dramas about the Qing dynasty (with queues). Make more dramas about the Qin, Han, Wei, and Jin dynasties; dramas about the Song and Ming dynasties are excellent, even dramas about the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods are fine, but please don't make dramas about the Qing dynasty (with queues).

I just discovered this book. The introduction sounds very hardcore, and the reviews are quite positive. I haven't read much of it yet, so I don't have the right to comment too much on the content. However, as a researcher, I hope this book, as its self-introduction suggests, is informative without being overly didactic and boring.

Before the limited-time free trial, I'll give you a quick taste of what makes this book so off-putting. The biggest drawback is the huge amount of flashbacks at the beginning, which delays the main plot. Flashbacks are interspersed throughout the book, making it feel like a TV drama being interspersed with commercials. 😥 There aren't many other downsides. The main problem is that it's slow-paced, which makes it unlikely to become a hit in the fast-paced world of online novels.

Having read up to chapter 203, although the book is good, I really couldn't continue reading it 😅. There's only one reason: the characters' names are too abstract, so abstract that it feels awkward every time they appear. I also have some basic science and business novels on my bookshelf, most of which are just homophones at best.

Whether it's hardcore or not is debatable, but realistic style isn't popular. The fact that it's exactly like real life is why many people don't want to watch it. One

After reading the whole book, several conclusions are clear: it has a sense of period, the protagonist is of normal intelligence, and there are no clichéd plot points. The author's writing style is also quite good. The plot is also very tight. These are the obvious strengths. I think the author's choice of title is inappropriate.

Chapter 218's decision to let the Americans meet Zhao Wenlai is utterly absurd! The most crucial element of the software is casually allowed to be seen by a future competitor… Before the collapse of the Soviet Union, the US was somewhat more cautious, but after that, what scruples did it have left? This shouldn't be happening. I suggest the author revise it. The original intention was to emphasize logical rigor, but the protagonist's actions resemble those of a boastful child.