Reborn as a University Chauffeur

I looked at a few pages, but I don't understand how drivers work in universities. Are they affiliated with the office or are there a driver team? Do they drive small cars or large trucks? If small cars, are they assigned to a specific leader or do they come down on assignments? If large trucks, are they mainly buses or freight vehicles? If buses, are they Coasters or other types?

Is there anything strange about being a driver in college? Anyone over 18 can get a driver's license, so it might as well be renamed "Rebirth: Picking Up Trash in College" for more interest.

Why does he keep writing about his nephew's wife after living in Bengbu? And why is she better than the main female characters? Is he trying to be a NTR character?

Everything else is fine, except for blind dates, which I can't stand, especially since they always involve difficult and materialistic men. I suspect this is part of the main storyline. Oh, and because I wronged my three older sisters in my past life, I can't refuse them and can only obediently follow their orders.

A minor issue. Pan Xiang fell in love in college. The protagonist should have known about this in his past life, since, judging from the plot, the protagonist didn't seem to have affected this part of the story. So why does he act like he doesn't know anything? And did they succeed or fail in his past life? It's like the protagonist wasted his past life.

In the 1990s, it didn't make sense for you to just release a recipe, open a shop, and take the lion's share of the profits.

Having only read a few chapters and read the synopsis, this template could also be applied to the Three Kingdoms period. Before the protagonist rises to power, befriending Sun Wu, Liu Han, and Cao Wei, you might try to curry favor with every powerful figure, and each of them might have some connection to you. But what are you then? If you don't follow the scholar path, you're an ant.

Could you please stop writing so much about the ex-wife from the past life? It's irritating!

The author has started a new book, but why didn't he mention it in his old book? We had no idea.

Based on the first three chapters, the story structure and plot are engaging, and the characters are quickly introduced to help advance the plot. Although it lacks a dramatic, eye-catching conflict, the flow of thought and writing is smooth and suited to the everyday life of urban fiction. I hope things get better and better.