
1993: A Life Turned Around
1993回转人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 285k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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116Chapters
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I couldn't stand it after reading the second chapter; the story involves martial arts training and becoming an apprentice. Is this a rebirth novel? What were you thinking?
The rhythm was off; they suddenly teamed up again—it's a disaster! There was no need to bring him along in the first place, but then there was the incident, and more importantly, he was taking kickbacks 😰. Especially since this business isn't just about money; connections are also crucial. So, they brought him on board, offering him a share based on his investment? That's such a bad deal.
It's better to continue writing about Japan, or go straight to Hong Kong entertainment; there's no need to involve mainland China.
Yao Peifang
Personally, I think her looks are no less than Michelle Reis's!
Good, good fairy grass
I was just browsing randomly today because I was having a reading slump, but after seeing your comments, I realized I wasn't going to read this one at first—the one about learning martial arts in the second chapter—but once I started, I couldn't stop. As a 20-year veteran reader, I think it's great.
I was so scared reading the comments I didn't dare breathe. 🤓🤓
Reborn to the point of high school graduation, three years of high school, and three years of university. That's six years. How many chapters will it take for him to enter the workforce? You can't possibly not write about him doing business during his three years of high school, right? And then a teenager going out to do business during vacation, doesn't that feel awkward?
Hello author, I'm really looking forward to your next book. Although your last one was more of a practice piece, I felt it was quite good except for being a bit padded, both in terms of character development and emotional description. The only problem was that it was set in a fictional world, so the sense of immersion wasn't very strong.
The author doesn't need to write about mainland China; they could start in Hong Kong and pursue a career as a martial arts writer, working on Hong Kong comics, television, and movies; or they could stick to their old style and write about Japanese entertainment.
Hey bro, speed up the plot! Even a burst of updates after release would be great!