Restarting Life: Beginning with College Application Choices
重启人生，从填报高考志愿开始
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- 249k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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The author is probably not very big.
I remember after graduating and making my first fortune selling computer parts, the first thing I did was replace my parents' old feature phone. They were happier using it than I ever did. Maybe it's just a difference in people, but to me, the protagonist is a loser, and even being reborn doesn't change that.
The protagonist writes about the Ming Dynasty without doing any research? Didn't he even bother to find a few books on Ming Dynasty history to pretend he knew what he was doing? What will he say when reporters interview him later?
This is utter nonsense and overly simplistic. Just treat it as a mindless, feel-good story. The author clearly didn't check the original sources; it's all based on current thinking.
I hadn't even started watching it, but then I saw it recommended again and couldn't resist. Is the author a studio?
The tropes are disgusting. It's about rebirth, with a manipulative woman constantly dangling the protagonist along. The protagonist suddenly realizes his mistake, and the woman regrets it, wondering why her love interest isn't following her. After much thought, her friend asks, "You haven't fallen for him, have you?" And so she starts relentlessly pursuing the protagonist…
Why would someone who has already earned their first pot of gold need to participate in the Olympics?
The protagonist's mentality is so bad, it'd be the same even if it happened a hundred times. That feeling is like that of a child.
Let me vent a little.
I just finished reading it all. The idea that earning 5000 yuan and immediately buying myself a phone is really hard to believe. Even buying a computer for the family would be more reasonable. And this is supposed to be a book? A computer is supposed to be a tool for production, right? What kind of logic is this, insisting on a laptop?
Anyone with a brain couldn't stand watching this.
Those who weren't born in that era simply can't capture the essence of the writing; they lack understanding of the society at that time, especially regarding college application choices.
Some places are too toxic and unreasonable.