Back to 2006

1. The profession of chef is too niche. The protagonist has a major in cooking and started working as a cook after graduation. After being reborn, he started his own business by opening a roast duck restaurant, so the sense of immersion is not strong. 2. The starting capital was 500,000 yuan borrowed from a female classmate, and this female classmate was a wealthy daughter who had never been in love, and she was also the class beauty and school beauty. She held hands and hugged the second time they met, and even went home with the protagonist the third time. Yy is too much. 3. With such conditions, one has to tread two boats Book lovers who are willing to read genuine books may not all be high-end, but they are definitely not low-end. The protagonist's family background is so poor and he lives in a rural mud house; his major is so poor, his life experience is niche, he starts a business selling roast duck and is so simple, and the heroine is too unmatched, so he has two boats.

This should be it

Chasing two people at the same time, and then you can't do it the way you are, isn't this a scumbag from the beginning?

This book can actually be renamed. How about calling it someone's YY?

I think the core of the exciting points of rebirth novels are as follows: 1. Make up for regrets: such as relationships, family (bankruptcy, divorce, bullying), saving patients, etc. 2. Dimensionality reduction: use the thinking and insights of the aftermath to gain career or emotional development. 3. Showy operations: gray area means of making money, or previous successful experiences; such as grabbing subscription certificates, selling trophies, cheating (fraud), soliciting sponsorship, dating platforms, sexy underwear, etc. The author's book barely satisfies the first point and makes up for regrets. Does opening a roast duck restaurant require twenty years of chef experience? And even if you have 20 years of experience as a chef, can you definitely make a fortune by opening a country roast duck restaurant? (Initially, we planned to open a store in the countryside, then open a store in the county town, and then open a store in the city) Roast duck restaurants, Liangpi shops, Zhou Hei Ya, etc. Are all diligent businesses. Entrepreneurship is done by the boss and his family, which requires hard work. It is undeniable that some bosses do drive Mercedes-Benz and BMWs and live in luxury houses, and most of them just make ends meet. Let's talk about developing with the female protagonist. On the one hand, the male protagonist is a professional chef graduate. His parents are in rural areas of the county (with working experience). His earthen house is messy and dilapidated. He sells roast duck in the countryside. He has an average appearance and drives a motorcycle (motorcycle three-wheeler). On the one hand, the woman's parents are high-ranking city officials, she is a city school teacher, drives a luxury car, can easily spend 500,000 private money, is a school beauty, has a bachelor's degree, and has no love experience. To be honest, I can't even figure out what kind of yy it is to make the male protagonist and the female protagonist have feelings at this stage, and let the female protagonist lend 500,000 to the male protagonist to start a business.

You can still feel the taste of diaosi in the lines. The protagonist repeatedly talks about wanting true love, the kind of love that doesn't care about his worth. It turns out that Zhen Xin's family background is very good. Without a certain social status and wealth, it is impossible. When she met her mother earlier, Zhen Xin didn't even dare to admit that she was a schoolmate. Qi Meilan had always wanted to see the protagonist's store before deciding whether to make friends. These two people are not in line with the original intention of the protagonist, and the protagonist himself has always wanted to pursue true love, but in the end he still messed around in the middle. It was really uncomfortable to watch. He said he didn't care about his worth, but he always emphasized his family background and worth. The whole story is full of lack of confidence. A reborn person doesn't see the vision and structure of a reborn person, and I don't understand why he came up to open a roast duck restaurant.

Perfect Goddess

I have been spending money to pursue this book, and now I feel like giving up. Going back and forth between the two women, complaining, and writing about nonsense, this one got married, the other got hurt, this got divorced, and the other got along. Emotions Do we spend money to see this kind of nonsense? Are you tired? Are you making yourself uncomfortable?

Be careful

Abandoned, slipped away. It's ok, but the two heroines are fine with a bowl of water. I feel sorry for Qi from the beginning to the end. If you don't get married, you still have to drag someone to give you a child. If you get divorced, you won't even consider her. These two children should not have been given to you. There is no shortage of suitors. Is it necessary to be unhappy without the protagonist?