
Reborn in 2026: The Empire of Wealth
重生2026之财富帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 453k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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148Chapters
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Haha, these first two chapters really bring back the September vibe! The last book was too bland; there was no real power, and it felt like no amount of wealth could be protected. Plus, it was all women from the entertainment industry—boring, just a bunch of pretty faces. It felt like September wrote the last book just so the protagonist could collect women from the entertainment industry.
I think you should stop writing entertainment stuff; I'm getting bored to death reading it. Please, stop with the "Nine Concubines of the City" thing. Super Prince Super Instructor Urban swordsman and the like
I remember my first urban novel was called "Rebirth of the Urban Mad Dragon". Now I'm all grown up, and I've become an author myself.
Your feeling is absolutely right. This plot point in online novels is a typical example of a wish-fulfillment story that makes people feel stupid. If anti-gravity were actually created by humans, it wouldn't be a transaction like buying the military's usage rights for a hundred billion and leaving the civilian use to the protagonist. The whole scale would be completely different.
So you've started a new book? Or should you announce it on another platform? At least give a notification
I told you it wouldn't work; you're just not suited to writing entertainment and technology articles. The main point is that although the fantasy genre is old-fashioned, it's still better than the third- or second-rate ones on the market.
The description is wrong; it's from the 25th century, 500 years in the future, not 500 years ago.
Going to school, going to school, going to school... It's all stinky now.
It would be better to write about blind dates or ex-girlfriends, as those topics tend to generate more buzz.
It doesn't look very good; too few people are pursuing it.