Reborn in the Great Era of 1993

She's not a stunning beauty, nor is she building a harem. What's the point of writing about seducing one woman after another only to end up with nothing? It feels like the author is just indulging in fantasies about women they've encountered in the past, just for a bit of gratification.

Is the protagonist a eunuch? He's 25 and still flirting with one woman after another, but hasn't gotten on board yet.

I was reborn. I made 40,000 yuan right away from the lottery, then spent two days chasing girls, and then went to work. That's all for now, goodbye.

A reborn person earns millions a year, yet still cares about a city residency permit, even if it's from a fourth-rate city. My family worked as construction foremen in Beijing for over thirty years, and back then, we were too lazy to even apply for residency permits. I don't understand what's so attractive about a residency permit in a mountainous city.

Mobile phones in the 1990s didn't support roaming. Also, the highway network was very developed in the 1990s; how could a journey of thousands of kilometers be completed in a single day? Couldn't the author have actually experienced this before writing?

The protagonist, having just arrived in Dongguan, was taken to Zhangmutou because he didn't have a temporary residence permit. (The End)

He wins the lottery as soon as he's reborn, but then he goes back to working. I really don't know how to describe how I felt when I saw this part of the story. The protagonist's personality is also quite unstable; he gets excited when he hears his pager ring after being reborn.

The protagonist talks too fast and has no self-control. He can't talk about personal matters or his income; he's almost completely guileless. Perhaps the author lacks social experience and thinks this is acceptable.

People these days are selfish. If someone punches you, would you punch them back? Pretending to be magnanimous and indifferent is pointless. Readers want to see swift retribution, not saintly protagonists. And the protagonist has to be completely guileless, telling everyone how much he earns a month, even introducing his cousin to a woman involved in a pyramid scheme—were all good women dead by…

The very first chapter introduces a girlfriend out of nowhere—that's quite a leap in logic! Readers will need to fill in the gaps with their imagination and ignore the awkward conversations that seem to belong to a particular era.