Now That I’m Reborn, Of Course I’m Trading Stocks

Even after being reborn, I'll still be friends with him. They say it's easy to die speechlessly from harming a friend; if it were me, I'd just poison him—using all sorts of rare poisons to slowly kill him.

Playing the financial game is like building castles in the air; even if you're reborn, the variables are too numerous to count.

After reading over forty chapters, I couldn't take it anymore and had a relapse. For no reason at all, I ended up opening a brokerage firm. Why don't you take the village aunties to play the stock market? If you made money, they might even give you a scallion as a gift.

The funniest thing is that you have to find a reason to take revenge. Either you kill him, or you don't care if he killed you in a past life. To put it bluntly, people change. Someone who was an enemy before might not be now. If you really want to hold a grudge, just kill him once and for all. Don't drag it out.

Writing about the stock market using fantasy techniques is pretty much a stretch.

It's just awful. Rebirth, and then the character's personality and mentality regress to a freshman year level—a complete waste of time. The character development is utterly terrible! The plot is incredibly bland! And he's a total simp! Also, the supporting characters' stories are written in several chapters in a row, while the protagonist is nowhere to be seen—who is the protagonist anyway?

Do people in China who play the stock market really want to be like Buffett? Are you sure you won't get messed up?

To be considered on par with Buffett only if you had some kind of cheat code, how utterly worthless would that be?

The risk-reward ratio is no longer favorable. Be aware of the risks and manage your position size carefully. Don't be greedy.

The female lead's surname is Shen (神), I'm sorry, I've never heard of this character before, let alone a surname. It feels very ridiculous and out of place.