Back to 1993: I Made My Fortune Selling Milk Tea
重回1993，我卖奶茶成首富
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- Completed
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- 871k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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I gave you two coins just to tell you what kind of garbage this is! If you have any backbone, don't go see your father who abandoned you... Don't go crying and begging for your father's hand when you see his father... Author, did you lack fatherly love growing up? If you're going to plagiarize articles, don't write story collections. What the hell are you writing?
It's not very good. The author wanted to write a protagonist who's carefree and doesn't like to show off or get humiliated, but lacking substance, they resorted to this kind of plot: the protagonist competing with a student from Songjiang University for a tutoring job with their landlord's daughter, even including a math competition.
The author sets the protagonist as a successful tycoon reborn, but the writing suggests that the protagonist doesn't resemble a reborn person at all, let alone someone who was once a tycoon.
The protagonist commits suicide and is reborn. How bitter and boring must life be? I even wondered if he would be intelligent and emotionally intelligent after his rebirth, observing the world with a detached perspective. But the author doesn't follow the usual path. In the first chapter, there's a line that says, "He didn't know why he failed his exams in both his previous lives."
Reborn again, a second-generation official, opening a bubble tea shop—are you kidding me?
Why does this main character make people feel uncomfortable?
Chen Lin
Standing at the door
Sigh, what a waste of my money.
It wasn't very enjoyable to watch. The roommate was like that, and you still want to save him? The protagonist was also reborn, and before that, he was a boss. No wonder he got scammed.
What rubbish! I read your last book and even subscribed to it. This one is exactly the same as the last, just with an added college subplot! You're not cut out for writing; go work in a factory. Using the same outline to write two books, trying to be lazy while still getting subscriptions!
The protagonist is supposed to be a wealthy person who has worked hard for decades and is reborn? Does this kind of ridiculous character even have the ability to achieve that? Even college students are better than the main character!