When I'm Born Again, I Want to Be Wild

I read the table of contents for Chapter 30, but I just can't see what you are writing about. Except for talking, you have done nothing.

I have read many books about rebirth, and they usually involve being dumped in love and having a big setback in career. The male protagonist was tricked once or twice, and he basically passed the game. But the author positions the male protagonist, from young to middle-aged and elderly, to step on all the big pitfalls of China for twenty years in a row. That is a "ghost of the past"! There is no experience like this in the world! A bit off-putting! Apart from fate, is there any flaw in the male protagonist's character? A similar person seems to be the wife of the singer Jacky Cheung, who lost 100 million by speculating in "Lehman Bonds". In the past few years, I have lost hundreds of millions in stocks. It was these two times that made Jacky Cheung, who was in his sixties, go out to play with his old destiny and hold concerts to make money. I remember there is a tradition in Western society that gives people two chances to start a business. They provide support for the comeback from banks to social resources. But if you fail again and again, you will not be given another chance. The male protagonist is a ghost who has betrayed his time and is disgusted by gods and ghosts. He will be a dead fish even if he is reborn.

Are you in finance or science and industry?

There are too many words and no practical application. The mentality should be from God's perspective. Hatred should be there, but it should not be spoken out. After rebirth, the world is the stage.

Come on, the characters and rhythm are okay. Although there are some details to be filled in later, the plot and rhythm are comfortable