Reborn to Make the Most of Life

The poison was released in just seven chapters. First, they dragged her into the trap for no reason, and then they didn't refuse her entry into the fishpond. It's disgusting!

And you're a woman again, can't live without women? Your wife's pregnant, your father-in-law just died, and you're already sleeping with his woman. Qiu Yan didn't even seduce you, and you just went for it. You can't even control your genitals, giving you a system is useless. If you're so capable, openly build a harem, what kind of skill is cheating? You're a monster with warped values.

While the first four chapters weren't exactly amazing, they weren't difficult either, and they were engaging enough to keep you reading. However, chapters five, six, and seven were absolutely terrible. They perfectly illustrated what it means to want one thing and have another, to be hypocritical, and to suffer a self-inflicted blow. I sincerely suggest that the author revise these chapters. Even without the women in them, I think they would be far superior to the current ones.

Regarding the protagonist's preparation to write a thesis, I have mixed feelings about Bit. I don't have a billion dollars, and I could easily boast about how I would spend it and what I would do if I did, but if I actually had it, I wouldn't boast about it, for fear that someone would covet it; it would be like a secret.

The story about the system and the father-in-law giving a big gift package is too unrealistic and doesn't fit the actual situation at all. The father-in-law is dead, and the father-in-law is still sleeping with his wife's stepmother—it's ridiculous!

Yeah, he'll probably end up being a woman's simp, and there's even this fake boyfriend trope. 😒😒

Things were fine at first, but then they quit their startup of electric vehicles for the elderly.

Looking at your profile, isn't this the profile of Huang Gou, the founder of Pinduoduo? A Fortune 500 company, this company allows major e-commerce platforms to profit from it, allows merchants to lower prices, it drives out good with bad, it induces students to buy things for free, and it's causing the credit system to regress...

The author writes really well, and the writing style is quite good, but the female lead's character isn't well-developed before she agrees to date, get married, and have a baby. It's unclear why she's so determined to like the protagonist. And what happens?

The numerous plot holes, big and small, were almost unbearable even for someone with a high tolerance for such content. However, due to a reading slump, I had to keep it as a supplementary read until chapter 93, when the protagonist bought 200,000 Bitcoins. That was just too much... 200,000 Bitcoins? You're practically a small-time speculator!