Now That I’m Reborn, Who Wouldn’t Want to Make Money?

That's ridiculous! WeChat's success is due to the resource allocation from Tencent, not because any of its features are particularly brilliant. People can easily replicate your model and create a better one themselves. It's like the movie Titanic; it wasn't because the script was amazing—those kinds of scripts are everywhere in Hollywood's dumping grounds.

Initial success, but with absolutely no security awareness. No bodyguards, and what about his father? Couldn't he hire a nanny? He actually wants a stepmother, complicating the family relationships. Once she finds out about the protagonist's wealth, her entire extended family will definitely come knocking.

Good grief, they've raised billions before the app is even finished. Do they think those big companies are running charities?

Grandpa, I want this... Then the protagonist knelt down... And fled to another country, disappearing without a trace.

This book is going to collapse; it's only a few dozen chapters long, yet the business is already worth billions.

I read dozens of chapters. The opening scene, selling Confucius and the image of the God of Literature, was a good starting point, though not entirely rigorous. The concept was appealing and engaging. The author's writing style is rather slick, portraying the protagonist as a seasoned, worldly-wise individual. Later, he encounters a murderer, which is a problematic point.

I watched it all in one go, and it was alright. I haven't found any major flaws yet.

I read chapter 1 and before I knew it, I'd already read chapter 57! Reading a rebirth novel with such intelligent characters is truly enjoyable. I'm completely engrossed in it right now. 😁

After reading a dozen or so chapters, I was thoroughly disgusted by the protagonist's exaggerated speech and the constant pretentious posturing followed by face-slapping in the face. And this whole "rebirth, first create WeChat, then wait for Tencent to come knocking on your door to buy it" thing is just too damn ridiculous.

I am Shennong, and after reading this, I can sum it up in one word: poisonous.