Rebirth 2000 Tabloid

Rebirth novels are almost being written to death. Either they go into business and make a lot of money, or they pick up girls and work as studs, and then they are reborn as the editor-in-chief and run a newspaper. This perspective is relatively rare. The author's writing style is good, the writing is smooth, the logic is rigorous, the context is clear, and it keeps up with the times. It is worth reading. I hope the author can continue to write well.

The author chose a relatively slow pace at the beginning, seemingly just laying out the background and character relationships. This method of processing may make people feel that the pace is slow, but when looking back, they realize that these details laid the foreshadowing and are the basis for the climax of the subsequent plot. When the main plot gradually becomes clear, those scenes that once seemed ordinary suddenly become profound; those small conversations that were once ignored, when you look back, there are hidden mysteries. The most gratifying thing about the book is the layering and depth with which the author creates the plot. The slow build-up in the first half is not a lengthy one, but a step-by-step induction method that leads the reader step by step into the inner world of the character. When the climax arrives, the feeling of being so attracted that you can't stop will make you forget the dullness at the beginning, and even feel lucky to persist.

Is reality reborn? You can get together with female celebrities and do entertainment. If it were a parallel world, it would be meaningless and there would be no sense of immersion.