Reborn in 2004: A Lone Figure in the Literary World

Online articles typically focus on providing emotional value, which is why so many simplistic and easy-to-read articles can thrive. Traditional literature has too high a barrier to entry, especially in terms of time and mental capacity. The information age has greatly accelerated the pace of society's relentless march forward, driving us relentlessly towards money, making even a moment's pause…

If the female lead is Liu Moufei, then don't call me; if not, then call me.

The comments say there were some problems in the early stages, but I think the problems were bigger in the mid-to-late stages. In the early stages, there were some minor flaws that I could tolerate, but when the protagonist created a Weibo account that was shared between China and the US, I really couldn't take it anymore.

First, a high school radio station in 2004 offered a song request service? Two yuan per song? First, don't underestimate the value of two yuan in 2004. Second, doesn't the school find it inappropriate to openly offer such a paid service? High school studies are so demanding, and they're making students take turns being on duty? Is this a top-tier high school?

There were some tense parts at the beginning, but as the male protagonist's psychological journey unfolded, it became understandable. The flaws don't detract from the overall quality; it's truly a rare and excellent book.

A list of beautiful and voluptuous female celebrities in the Chinese-speaking entertainment industry! 1970~1979 Lin Chih-ling (1974), Li Xiaoran (1976), Zuo Xiaoqing (1977) [Dong Xuan, Qin Lan, Chen Qiaoen] 1979 1980~1984 [Ady An, Liu Yan, Huo Siyan] 1980 Yang Rong, Zhang Meng, and Li Xiaolu (born in 1981) [Wang Zhi, Zhou Weitong] 1982 [Jiang Xin, Li Yixiao] 1983 1985~1989 Li Yufen 1985

Is this some kind of pretentious, artsy overload? The rural setting is so awkward...

The author selected the text from "Better Days," but this movie is completely incompatible with the Chinese context. The students who were bullied in the movie all had very high scores and could even be considered top students for Tsinghua and Peking Universities. Would teachers and principals allow anyone to bully such students?

I stayed up all night during the National Day holiday to finish reading it. Purely in terms of its completion as an online novel, at best I can praise it as "getting better and better," and the rest are just opinions based on small details. But I really like it.

It's written better than many novels that have tens of thousands of monthly votes, so why isn't it popular? Are most novel readers nowadays primary and secondary school students?