
Now That I’m Reborn, I’m Definitely Becoming an Internet Star
都重生了,我肯定当网红啊
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- 1.6M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
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- 1d ago
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- Qidian
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The writing is okay, but it has a bit of a denunciation
Really good
It feels like the author really wants to teach us ordinary people to start a business 🙂
This type of article is a bit interesting. Nowadays, many articles written by great experts are clichéd, and newcomer accounts are too short.
Do you have any recommendations for novels of this type? I like watching it very much
I have read urban novels for many years, and among them urban rebirth novels, I can't stand most of them. It is absolutely impossible for a person to be reborn as an actor, singer, director, forensic scientist, police officer, doctor, athlete, etc. There are too many better choices. People are rational, and they are not cheap. If there is a better choice, don't choose. If a person is reborn, he worked in these professions in his previous life, which means that the protagonist has the ability to improve. After rebirth, with the prophetic advantage, it is absolutely impossible to continue to do these professions. The protagonist does financial speculation, e-commerce, the Internet, cross-border trade, etc. Which one is not ten times better than working hard to do these professions? Most professional novels should set the protagonist to be an aborigine, not someone who was reborn through time travel! For example, "National Forensic", "Chief Detective", "You Don't Understand the Director's Joy", "The Great Doctor Ling Ran", "This Best Actor Just Wants to Test", etc., The protagonists are not reborn through time travel. {"NickName":"Supervision and Restriction","UserId":406440657}
The writing is very attractive, I stayed up all night reading it
The pace is very good, both the career line and the emotional line are covered, but the career line is the main one, and the emotional line is just an embellishment. It is relatively rare for a novel to realize what it is good at writing and to do a good job of balancing the two. The image creation of the supporting characters is also good. They make good use of the supporting characters to promote the plot development of the protagonist without being stereotyped. The character of the protagonist is also very well created. The image of "a husband who is both valuable and wealthy cannot be alone in being alone" is very lovable, but it is not too idealistic. Instead, it describes the real situation at a relatively easy-to-accept level and objectively explains the objective difficulties faced by the protagonist in realizing his ideal. The novel so far is at the level of a human master
Forage
There are many advantages, and the ability of old bookworms to pursue books explains it all. The shortcoming is that the writing style has always been too serious, and the protagonist is generally very depressing. Looking back on my current impression, I can't think of the protagonist when he is happy (I will not open this book when I am in a bad mood 🙂. This is considered poor writing by the author. Or is it written so well that I took it in? Hahaha)
The author has life experience, and the writing style is also good. The pace is a bit slow, and occasionally has flaws. It is basically non-toxic, and is above food↑
Liangcao, a slow-growing business, did not set up stalls in the summer or run takeaways in college like the popular routine. Instead, it started from roadside stalls and used Internet dividends to drive offline. Although it did not give people a sense of satisfaction in a short period of time, the kind of career line that was visible to the naked eye made people unable to let go. I read the latest chapter almost without interruption and looked forward to it being released.
It's really good, but I don't know if I can stick with it.
It's really good, the plot is pretty good. The key plot development is too slow. Smooth but unattractive.