Reborn: Diary of a Rich Second-Generation Heir

One of the most important reasons I like the author's protagonists is that they all have a mature sense of youthfulness, or rather, they have a very good balance between maturity and youthfulness. Unlike many authors' reborn characters, who are either very childish and don't seem like adults, or who are full of paternalistic traits and are particularly greasy.

Frankly speaking, it's manageable for second-generation rich kids, but for third- and fourth-generation rich kids, avoiding squandering their wealth is technically difficult. In reality, money, especially billions or tens of billions, inherently possesses a corresponding demand based on its value. Without the ability and wisdom to manage this demand, the money will naturally flow to those who can.

Amazing herb! I read it in one go, and the content of the book was undoubtedly above average. However, thinking back on why I almost missed it, from a subconscious perspective, the cover, title, and synopsis not only failed to attract me, but also made me feel a little repulsed.

Hey Orange, did you tell us your wife is pregnant?! All readers are praying for a baby girl like Xia Bao, hee hee...

No, dude, this is the first book I've ever published in a butler's magazine... You're making me look like an idiot!

It's very well written. I spent a week on the charts and practically ate shit for a week. What attracted me to this book is that the protagonist is quite normal. He's not exactly empathetic, but there's not much backstabbing or scheming among friends and family either. This really resonated with me, and I really enjoyed the gentle atmosphere. The author is also quite normal.

You either need to write a harem story, or stick to a single female lead. Jiang Lili's book ended up making people feel really bad.

These three female protagonists each have their own characteristics. From an adult perspective, the most suitable wife is undoubtedly Tang Meimei. The two come from similar social backgrounds, and their fathers are business partners, which would make their relationship more stable after marriage.

Unbelievable! Some people in the book club dare to recommend it, and the author really dares to listen! The new book title, while not exactly mediocre, is at least enough to deter readers.

Well, wouldn't it be better if the protagonist sold the listed company left by his father, put the money in a fixed deposit, and earn interest every month? The author's books are all very positive. They constantly emphasize the benefits of studying and the future prospects of high-achieving students.