
Reloading Life: 1998
人生读档1998
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 275k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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122Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
4.1kFans
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The way Zhang Jiajia was handled was hard to accept. She suddenly appeared, played the hero, and then, without much further development, it escalated to the point where she was willing to have sex with the protagonist. I initially thought she would stay, but it ended so blandly. It's as if her sole purpose was to spend one night with the protagonist.
Why does it suddenly look so bad?
I enjoyed watching it at first, but after starting university, there are so many trivial things to deal with. Doesn't it get tiring?
Try to get into a better school.
It's well-written, but I didn't see any pretentious or self-deprecating humor. I guess only readers in their thirties like myself would enjoy it. 😁😁😁
Another failed investment. Sigh, bad luck. I'm out!
Starting an e-commerce business in 1998? E-commerce requires strong organizational skills, a wide network of contacts, substantial capital, and robust infrastructure.
Well written, it portrays the behavior of a middle-aged person very well... Most authors, regardless of age, depict the behavior of the characters as childish.
Well written. Don't write about the past life wife anymore; after all, they disliked each other. Just pretend she didn't exist in this timeline.
Sigh, the first book, though it was a bumpy ride, at least made it to a million words and finished. The rest of the time it was just abandoned and left unfinished. Seriously?
I suspect I attended a fake university; why didn't I encounter these scenes that the protagonist experienced?