Reborn: It Begins with Rejecting My Girlfriend's Plans

I skimmed through a few dozen chapters of this book, and it seemed quite good. However, as a university student, I started to feel a bit depressed while reading it. The constant talk of connections and backdoors made me feel like my education was somewhat useless.

This book is actually let down by its title. I initially skipped it several times just because of the title, but later, when I was looking for something to read, I read other readers' reviews and decided to give it a try. Now I can confidently say that this book is good.

This is much better written than the previous book, but it's still so awkward! Every time I see people using connections or favors, it's like Tang Sanzang encountering a monster—I'm always incredibly surprised and indignant. But every time, I dare not change anything, and I can't change anything either, leaving me feeling utterly helpless. It vividly portrays the protagonist's feelings of envy, jealousy, and hatred towards this phenomenon, and his desire to take their place.

Having watched this far, I increasingly don't understand the point of keeping such a conflicted person working at the company after his rebirth. Why not focus on expanding production and increasing returns when the online store is so profitable?

Seriously, author, your reincarnation and low IQ are major flaws. Even if you wrote a story about striving instead of reincarnation, I would have loved it. 👌🏻 But this reincarnation makes the story tedious and dull, and the emotional intelligence is pitifully low. A reincarnated genius with no intelligence, who doesn't think things through, and has to wait for someone to tell him everything?

Last night's writing was quite good, witty and humorous, but the protagonist's character was disgusting, extremely hypocritical, hypocritical, and still acting like an idiot even after living two lives. If the character was more decisive and straightforward, the book would be perfect!

Author, it's fine to write about ordinary people, the lower class, and reality, but if your protagonist is climbing the social ladder online, you need to tone down the tropes. You shouldn't just write about the protagonist wanting to sleep with every woman. Those who succeed are people who know their goals and can resist temptation.

What is the author's goal after being reborn? Normally, without any special advantages or deep-seated hatred, a typical person would have: money, beautiful women, a successful career, and a happy life. This author seems very busy after being reborn, but upon closer inspection, isn't this just a waste of time? As a reborn person, all you do is buy lottery tickets, stocks, houses, and Bitcoin, and then sleep at home every day—that seems more normal.

Using a handheld electrician? Yes, it's possible, because 220V electricity won't overpower a 250V electrician.

The protagonist's character flaws are huge! He's always subtly criticizing this or that, and even with a second chance at life, he still chooses to be a laborer. He's lived two lives and still hasn't figured things out, retaining the mentality of someone from the bottom of society. I'm speechless. Even with a second chance, he couldn't become a trendsetter. Heaven seems to be saying: "He's hopeless, a complete waste!"