Reborn in 1995: The Golden Years

A neutered dog would rush up to sniff a woman whenever it saw her, but it was too weak to urinate.

Lin Hongying owed these orphans nothing; in fact, she had done them a great favor. What kind of nonsense is it to stop them from starting a new life? Besides, the protagonist, in a moment of impulsiveness, agreed to raise the children 🙂. And now she's actually being targeted and betrayed? Then she should have only taken Lin Hongying with her 😠. 🤔🤔🤔. Let the orphans fend for themselves.

The protagonist is brainless, has only 2000 yuan to his name, falls into a honey trap, and the next day he's still drinking and getting drunk with other people. The reality is, he's lying naked in a sewer.

The author is completely making things up. The protagonist's father's boss is accused of embezzlement (the details of the embezzlement are not explained, only that the company lost 20 million), and the company's shareholders are forced to pay compensation—not for lost assets, but for the company's losses.

Even at home, they have to lie. They don't dare tell anyone they've made money. I don't understand. They're just playing around by keeping secrets.

Those who start out by cheating and swindling should never expand their businesses; there's always someone watching them.

There aren't many books left to read on Qidian these days, but this one is still readable, so cherish it.

A woman in her thirties calling an eighteen-year-old her husband—I don't know whose IQ is lacking.

Finding a good book is so hard. I thought I'd stumbled upon a gem, but it turned out to be an insult to my intelligence.

I couldn't continue after reading more than 30 chapters. The writing was too simplistic. You made money through crooked means, and now the kingpin, the police, and people from both the legitimate and criminal worlds are all after you. There's even a traitor among them. Instead of running away, you're still rambling on about doing charity. It's just forced stupidity and unnecessary drama.