I Asked You to Meet Your Online Date, and You Became a Billionaire?

Having been reborn, I should hurry home and think about my future instead of wandering around aimlessly.

To be honest, the first 20 chapters about meeting someone you met online were really awkward. Lacking the drive of youth, the confidence of a reborn hero, and any truly exhilarating moments.

He came from Lao Wang's place, came to see what he thought of the book.

Please, please don't collect Blue Moon! Harem novels are really boring. It's not like the old Qidian anymore; they can't write about the Little Imperial Uncle anymore. Besides padding the word count, there's nothing interesting about them.

Seriously, why be so hesitant and fussy when you're in a relationship? The beginning was quite good, but is it really necessary to yell and throw tantrums all the time?

One chapter a day? You really think you're some kind of author? And you expect to get hundreds of readers?

At first, it was alright; it was a gray industry anyway, and they thought they could make a quick buck and then throw it away. But they wanted to expand and become bigger, as if Shanda was blind. Even if they didn't operate under the guise of piracy, did they really think they were just freeloaders?

He's been reborn, and he's so hesitant and indecisive when it comes to dating. Is he even a man?

This kind of pacing is the most frustrating. There's nothing wrong with starting with a down and then rising, but at least one update should be a full-blown rise. But updating so little just makes it unsatisfying for the readers. Every time the protagonist gets stepped on, it takes until the next day or even the third day for that part of the story to end.

Someone like Li Lanyue is definitely not a good choice for the female lead. One should have some principles. There are plenty of beautiful girls out there who can run a company or go to university. Don't be so desperate.