Thank Goodness, I Was Reborn

This book certainly has its merits. What moved me most was the love story of Wu Song and Diao Chan, and Zhang Fei's willingness to turn against his sworn brother, the Golden-Haired Lion King Xie Xun, to save Wang Mang. I was especially moved to tears when I read about Guo Jing giving up his position as leader of the Sun Moon Sect and resolutely wandering the martial world with the Gentleman Swordsman Yue Buqun.

To readers who have subscribed to chapter 316, I need an answer. First of all, the writing style of this book is quite good, and the plot doesn't have any major flaws. But the business aspects are just so frustrating. The timelines these days are so disjointed. Less than two years, the protagonist is under 20, and the company is already worth billions? What are you going to write next?

The book is good, but I personally felt uncomfortable with some things. For example, the "brotherhood" thing—two high-ranking brothers in the same group, not even blood brothers of the protagonist. Even blood brothers keep clear accounts; feelings can't withstand the test of interests. Also, the tagline is "single female lead," and it really feels like that.

Yes, I finished it in one night. I was still wanting more. It's definitely a good book. The writing style, logic, and humor are right up my alley. While the plot and the satisfying moments are somewhat clichéd, the author still manages to create a unique feel. Compared to most of the generic, formulaic novels these days, it's a rare gem. Thumbs up!

Is the "Milk Tea Girl" beautiful? Is she well-educated? If Dongzi gets into trouble, would she dare to threaten divorce? You can't even imagine how many women a rich man has. If this hadn't happened in Taiwan, it wouldn't even have been reported in the country. A reborn individual, with financial expertise, easily defeats two powerful figures, yet he only deserves one female lead. What is this female lead's identity? An empress?

This book is good. It gets better and better after chapter 15. The combination of business and everyday life makes it very comfortable to read. Books that mainly focus on business tend to have more readers in the early stages, but they all become monotonous later on and are basically taken down! I hope the author doesn't stop updating and stays true to his original intentions!

Those who talk about principles are probably all single people. We were together for so long in our previous life, and we can still be together after being reborn. Others who have been together for five years would find a kiss disgusting. It's obvious at a glance that the author is an idealist, writing novels with dreams in mind.

Among similar articles published around the same time, this book would definitely place him in the top three.

I've seen an update to this book, so here are my thoughts. This book is probably one of the better time-travel novels I've read in the last two years. The pacing is decent, there aren't any major flaws, the author has a good knowledge base, and the writing style is quite humorous. Qian is the kind of college student-turned-rich character I would have wanted to portray if I were writing the story.

This book is amazing! It has several well-developed female supporting characters, but the protagonist only kisses the female lead once in 300 chapters, and it's not even a proper kiss. You're truly a genius. I'd call you...