Reborn in 1991: Starting by Intercepting an Admission Letter

The books are fine to read, but you haven't even developed your skills yet, and you're already stirring up trouble everywhere. It's really embarrassing to watch someone who has no real ability but tries to show off and get slapped in the face. A bunch of Jiaotong University high-achieving students are acting like they have no brains!

Does the plot really need to be driven by conflict? It feels too much like a web series. Liu Qiangdong and Lei Jun both rose from humble beginnings in rural areas during that era; there's no need to fill every chapter with conflict.

After reading four chapters, I found it extremely fake—not because the events themselves were fake, but because the methods used to handle them were incredibly fake.

Ex-girlfriend breakup, dorm villain, student council villain—so many bad apples appearing all at once, who do you think will subscribe?

I refuse to believe that someone who went to university in 1991 hadn't smelled mothballs. I was born in 1992, and we even made our own to put in all the closets and drawers at home. The moment we opened our bedding in the dorm, they started cursing, saying it smelled awful. I'm speechless. What sane person in a dorm would openly mock someone the moment they meet?

The author lacks social skills, or perhaps he has suffered significant trauma, leading to his coldness towards others. It wouldn't be unreasonable for several departments to write a thank-you letter after all their help. Because of the deputy director of the county education bureau, the county should at least show some concern to mitigate the negative impact.

After reading over ten chapters, I can only say that life is exhausting enough. Your writing is even more tiring; it's not a place for relaxation or rest at all.

In 1991, an era when even dogs could take flight after being reborn, the protagonist entered the school.

It reminds me of when I first entered university, full of ambition and feeling that my future was bright. I can really relate to that. 🙂

Just read the free chapters; the main text is written in a style worse than a primary school student's.