Reborn in 2010: Starting with a Legendary Tieba Post

The author, Da Bing, those two words are too heavy for you to address directly.

It looks quite realistic, mainly because it has a sense of time and logic, so it's a decent read. I happened to have read both of the main character's posts, and not many people remember them anymore.

Everything else is great, but the plagiarism plot is illogical. I read another author's explanation of why songs can't be plagiarized: many songs were released in a certain year, but they might have actually been in the composer's library for many years. Sometimes, there weren't suitable singers or the price couldn't be agreed upon, so the song wasn't released. If you plagiarize that song, people will wonder, "How come my song library has the exact same song as yours?"

1. Not a fast-paced, boastful, and face-slapping story. 2. The first pot of gold was earned by becoming an online celebrity writer. 3. Focus on experiencing the charm of the changing times, and make sure the characters are as close to reality as possible to avoid distortion. 4. The "clear stream" of this book will be revealed later, and it will be very exciting. Please look forward to it. PS: Fan group number: 611652882. Apprentices with 500 or more fan points can join.

Wow! The author is amazing! If you can write like this, write more! This is something only a virgin author could write, something married male authors couldn't write—it's full of beautiful and innocent fantasies! I love it so much!

There's no one in the world who can run a business while studying. The protagonist runs a business but keeps it a secret, afraid that his parents and classmates will find out. If you don't have connections or fame, it's questionable whether the business will even be yours after it's established. Forbes is a list of those who are slaughtered, but it's also a list of those who are protected. If you're not guilty, at least you won't be blatantly robbing them.

I read fifty chapters and the author's writing is very good, but the sudden appearance of a romance plotline directly lowered the book's rating by five points (out of ten). Consider this book as a way to accumulate good karma. For my next book, I suggest abandoning the romance plotline; even if the female lead is only interested in sex and not romance, that would be fine.

I've read forty or fifty chapters already, and the ex-girlfriend storyline is still going on! It's so damn padded!

The biggest problem is that it starts in the second year of high school; the more the career progresses, the more awkward it feels. Starting in the second year of college would be much more reasonable.

Goodness, I thought a lot of people were watching, but it turns out the comments are all fake. 🥵