Reborn as a Genius Scholar

The overall impression is that it's all piecemeal and disorganized. Especially during the Spring Festival when I went back to my hometown, in just a month or two, they had land, staff, and spare parts. Two brothers assembled electric bikes, and they were selling like hotcakes in several counties. Their sister-in-law, from the countryside, easily gathered a few people, and they had a sales team.

I listened to the audiobook up to chapter five, and the author's disgusting values ​​made me leave this comment. There's a reason the author flopped! I was originally searching for the "Zhi Niao Village" book, but I found this one instead. Even having the same title as a great author is unacceptable! The author really needs to reshape their values ​​before writing! Stop disgusting your readers!

As a novel about academic excellence, this book has far too many romantic subplots, even surpassing those focusing on romance. Gu Pan, two girls from Northeast Normal University, two girlfriends from her past life, a little girl and her mother, a somewhat dim-witted but violent girl, Donggua, and Mr. Chen's daughter…

This book is like shit, it disgusted me!

As a former pseudo-academic, I came here because of the word "academic," but after reading around chapter 40, the protagonist is constantly caught between clinging to his girlfriend from a past life, engaging in flirtatious relationships with numerous girls—his past crush, his cousin, his past confidant, his roommate… and so on. The actual academic content barely makes up 10% of the book…

The writing is absurd, with chapters constantly being dropped. It starts going haywire after chapter 260; it feels like a completely different person.

The novel has been reborn for 20 chapters, what has the author done?

I finally found a book I was really into, and then this happened.

Seeing how toxic Donggua was, I could tolerate Liu Ruyi's behavior earlier, but this time it's really something. Even after sneaking into someone's house, he still acted that way. Speaking of which, what if the protagonist was a man like that? Okay, even without that "what if," would you be as docile as the protagonist if someone actually acted that way? Although the author wrote that the protagonist was unhappy, I didn't see it; in fact, I kind of enjoyed it.

This book is riddled with plot holes, the ending is absurd, the chapters jump around too quickly. The beginning was somewhat manageable, but the later chapters are disjointed and vague. The main character's romance is built up in the beginning, then just disappears. Are you kidding me? The main character's relationship ends with his son going to jail and the protagonist abandoning his company?