
Reborn with a Hundred Billion in Debt
重生从负债百亿开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 411k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
181Chapters
741Recommendations
2.6kFans
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Female authors should avoid writing commercial fiction...
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To put it bluntly, it's just a story about a beautiful woman collecting stamps. My brain wasn't working very well to begin with, and reading this made it even worse.
I really don't understand why, after being reborn and transmigrated, I would use my cheat ability to serve others, and even seize power and force my predecessor to commit suicide (although the predecessor was weak. But if no main character had possessed him, would the predecessor have simply died?).
Your factory doesn't have much business, and the young master comes along and pulls this stunt? The old workers will only live in fear that the factory will go bankrupt one day. How can you call that happiness?
Are you a shareholder, and are you responsible for managing the group?
I think short hair looks better than long hair.
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The main storyline is good, but the author keeps rambling on and on. There's barely any substance in the ten chapters. It's all filler.
They're all beautiful women, as expected.
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This is the author's first time writing an urban novel, so they lack experience.
If you have any opinions or complaints, please leave a message here, and I will make appropriate modifications. Thank you everyone!
Good, hopefully there won't be any melodramatic forgiveness scenes between the protagonist and his father later on.