Now That I'm Reborn, What Do I Have to Regret?

Just focus on writing the romance scenes you're good at, and make sure the career storylines are handled with appropriate detail. Deliberately focusing on the career storylines is just copying what you did in the previous book.

I feel the author could become a legend if he wrote less business-related content.

This book is far worse than your previous fantasy novel. It's riddled with cringe-worthy moments. The childhood sweetheart was portrayed as someone the male lead owed her, and she even called him a dog. You've deleted it now, but I've already read it. She casually touches the male lead, directly asking if there are any handsome guys in his dorm.

Author, don't be so stubborn. Career storylines aren't your strong suit, so stop rambling on and on for your own amusement; nobody likes that. If the male lead needs a certain status and position, just have him establish an investment company, use his foresight to do angel investing, and acquire shares in various well-known companies. Write a good romance storyline, and you'll become a legend.

Cheng Gang is such an annoying character. There was really no need to write about him. I find this character so irritating.

Why bother with that crappy WeChat? With tens of millions of users, how can it compete with QQ for traffic?

I'm losing patience. The protagonist seems pretentious, but as a reader, I'd like to hear some of his inner monologues instead of just guessing. The first 100+ chapters are genuinely boring. I initially thought that having some money from buying lottery tickets and going to a concert would be a little pretentious, setting the stage for future developments.

During the new book release period, please support me! 1. The most important thing is to read the new book during its initial release period, especially on Tuesdays, as this will determine whether it will be recommended the following week.

A guy who never had a woman in his past life is reborn with a bunch of female supporting characters around him. I'm speechless at these plot devices.

I support rewriting it. I read the 2005 book almost from beginning to end and loved it, but this new book is really disappointing. I skipped through the subscribed chapters, and honestly, I skipped many of the earlier free chapters as well. (I have to say, I'm tired of the rebirth + lottery + first pot of gold formula, since the 2005 book had the same plot. But it's a new book, after all!