Back to 1999: An Electrifying Era

Your competitors have tried to destroy you more than once, even causing your company to go bankrupt and getting you arrested. You still paid to bail her out and get her back to work at your company. You can laugh off those who betray you afterward. I'm speechless.

I was discouraged after reading the book reviews and am currently experiencing a reading slump. Could any fellow readers recommend some decent rebirth-themed novels set in the modern era?

Come, author, repeat after me my solemn oath: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered into steel, and live up to my readers, my youth…

Either give up on the college entrance exam and start making money, or focus on preparing for the exam. There's only one semester left in your senior year of high school; what time do you have to travel between Beijing and Hebei and run so many other businesses? Do you even have 100 hours in a day?

I couldn't take it anymore after reading dozens of chapters. He wants to make money from everything and be a good person at all times. He hasn't even entered university yet, and he's already doing translation, running his own processing plant, a plywood factory, a book rental business, selling secondhand books, and selling celebrity cards. And yet he still wants to go to university?

Are there any books about rebirth and going back to the past that are more professionally written? I'm tired of reading about things that are just a jumbled mess, and the authors have absolutely no social experience, relying only on the limited information available online, without any real understanding of the subject.

I'm a bit confused after reading 15 chapters. The first business deal was secured because of the protagonist; the cooperation was finalized based on the protagonist's plan; the protagonist handled all the communication with the client during construction; there was no upfront payment; yet the protagonist's cousin was the one in charge? And the cousin gets the lion's share of the profits...

He's indecisive, tries to do everything, and has no opinions of his own.

Aside from the protagonist being a relatively good person with patriotic sentiments, the rest of this book is truly rubbish. He gets cheated by many people, and despite each person cheating him multiple times, he continues to cooperate without seeking revenge, claiming it's a business arrangement. He's incredibly promiscuous when it comes to women.

This book shows that those who are good to the protagonist live a hard life or even die, while those who harm the protagonist easily make a lot of money and live a comfortable life. The protagonist treats those who have harmed his family kindly, and he can forgive anyone who has harmed him multiple times and even help them make a lot of money.