1988: Back to Spend a Few Years Among the Living

After reading around two hundred chapters, I decided to give up. Sigh. The reborn character's cheat ability is so great, if you really could change the course of history, that would be one thing, but all I see is a restless monkey, spending its days in a small cage scheming against other monkeys, putting on a show for tourists outside the zoo, just to make them laugh.

However, the "feel-good" aspect of online novels often falls short of the expected enjoyment. This is a common problem with most contemporary online literature; it tries to have a touch of documentary style while also charging like a web novel, resulting in a disappointing "feel-good" experience. The feeling of an action movie trying to educate is lost once abandoned.

It's almost time for the book to be released. So far, it seems the protagonist's interests are quite skewed. As a local reborn individual, he uses his foresight and local connections to help out-of-town companies acquire high-quality local private enterprises, create jobs for out-of-towners, squeeze the survival space of local private and township enterprises, and seize local jobs.

There's no clear goal; all I do is react to whatever comes my way and get pointed at.

Author, please stop messing around! At this stage, the romance should proceed smoothly. Don't introduce any childhood rivals suddenly appearing out of nowhere. I don't mind having two female leads, but please, no more twists and turns. Romance can be a embellishment in a story primarily focused on business and politics, but it shouldn't be like burying a bad apple in a pot of bland porridge…

I thought about it and couldn't help but mention it. The author may not have realized that the main characters in this novel all speak in the same way: the same sentence lengths, the same interjections, the same vocabulary level, and even the same verbal tic—"Oh dear, please."

The author is advised to revise this suggestion. Because... Shandong was one of the five main battlefields in the War of Resistance against Japan. The author should do their own research.

Could you please reduce the amount of romance? It's making me want to vomit. Everything else is great, but this romance scene is really distracting. 😐😐😐😐

As a bookworm for over a decade, I can read books with a bit of critical thinking. Although society has all sorts of problems, if I can find the shining points of promoting human faith in a book, learn some knowledge, and think about it, then I think the book is great. As long as the author writes a good book and can ensure that it is not banned, it can definitely be called a classic.

It feels so awkward to see an old couple every day.