Reloading Life: 1998

The treatment of Zhang Jiajia is hard to accept. She suddenly appears and a hero comes to save the beauty, and then it reaches the point where the protagonist can be given a body without much description. I thought I would stay, but it ended so dull. It's as if the purpose of appearing is just to accompany the protagonist for a night. In particular, there is not much description of the protagonist's feelings for Zhang Jiajia. Zhang Jiajia is more like an object than a character, and the protagonist only possesses her for the idea of ​​"not having a cheap life anymore." The protagonist can be imperfect, but I think the protagonist who treats emotions as daily necessities and consumables is too cold. Also, I don't understand the term "accidental love". When can unrequited love be called love?

I watched it with gusto at first, but after going to college, there are so many things to do, don't you feel tired?

It's better to go to a better school as much as possible.

The writing is quite good, but I didn't see the pretense of being a slap in the face. Probably only readers in their thirties like me will like it😁😁😁

Cut it again, alas, the investment failed and left!

E-commerce in 1998? E-commerce most needs organizational capabilities, network capabilities, capital capabilities, and infrastructure construction.

The writing is good, and the behavior of a middle-aged man is well written... Most authors write that no matter how old they are, their behavior is childish.

The writing is good. Don't write about your previous wife anymore. After all, we hate each other. Let's just pretend she doesn't exist in this time and space.

Hey, although the first book was stumbling, I finally finished it with a million words. The rest of it has been unfinished, so I'm having fun.

I wonder why I didn't encounter these scenes with the protagonist in the fake university I attended.