Reborn in 2002

Is the author a virgin? He stutters constantly when talking to girls; he's wasted his 40-plus years of life.

There's a reason why this book didn't do well. Look at what you've written!

Also, the protagonist plans to buy a house to increase its value, so why not buy it in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or Shenzhen, but instead choose to buy it in his hometown, a second-tier city?

Me too. I thought the first 40 chapters were pretty good. But I lost interest after DD started. Given my future perspective, I might not be so keen on sticking with QQ. I could invest in anything, especially since I don't have an internet background, no technical skills, no experience, and no management experience.

Honestly, the writing is very naive and lacks any social experience. It was so painful to read that I gave up on the book.

In 2002, I made some money to buy Tencent and Moutai stocks, then casually started a company to do some business, and bought a few houses in each first-tier city. It didn't matter if the business failed, as I had a way out. This seemed more comfortable, so I didn't have to rush my writing. There was no need to pursue being the richest person or anything like that; comfort was more important.

The first 40 chapters are excellent, clearly written with genuine emotion. The rest becomes typical of typical urban fantasy novels, getting too overboard. There's really no need for the protagonist to be involved in the internet industry. A good book could simply be about the protagonist opening a supermarket, making investments, enjoying delicious food, beautiful scenery, and beautiful women, and changing the lives of those around him.

Let me rant. The protagonist is initially insecure and even stutters when talking to the class beauty. However, after a few dozen chapters, the style suddenly changes. Not only does he start dating two women, but he also starts a company to develop DD and compete with Tencent QQ. This is too disjointed, as if written by two different people, and it makes no sense.

This book lacks any logical thinking and is a complete mess.

I can't help but complain, the writing is truly indescribable, it's outrageous.