A Reborn Ordinary Man

After reading the part about the black dog being abused, I gave up on the book. If only: either send more people to guard it, since you already knew the puppies were being abused and killed after giving birth; or send people to search those areas beforehand, since you already knew animal abuse was common. Why only stay in this one place to fulfill your own wish?

I couldn't bear to read any more than 90 chapters when the protagonist took out 50 million yuan to fund animal protection for a foreign daughter he'd only met a few times! Do you know how difficult things were in China in the 1990s? How many people were starving and freezing, living below the poverty line!

I read a dozen or so chapters, but I couldn't continue. I didn't understand it.

That's incredible! You can bring down housing prices across the country? You're amazing!

When it comes to sentencing human traffickers, the punishment should be based on cooperation. Those who cooperate and confess should be dealt with with a single bullet. Those who are uncooperative and refuse to confess should be given 50 bullets, shot inch by inch from their limbs until the last bullet to the head kills them. This way, there would be no uncooperative human traffickers left.

The author writes a lot about dogs. Although I love dogs too, China has only recently escaped the near-starvation crisis, and there are already far too many dog ​​lovers.

A colleague asked me: "An experiment showed that if you fill a bottle with small stones, you can then add fine sand, and finally, even though it seems full, it can still hold half a bottle of water. What does this experiment tell us?" I replied: "The potential for discovery lies in the details; if you pay attention, there's always something to be found." My colleague shook his head: "What I meant was, you should never drink a beverage first at a buffet."

Spending 50 million yuan to rescue stray dogs in the 1990s—didn't they consider the prevailing social attitudes at the time? How many people could accept spending so much money on dog rescue? It was practically an excuse to send yourself to be slaughtered. "If you can spend so much money rescuing dogs, can't you support education? Can't you support medical care?..."

Seeing that someone made 100 million in futures trading and then used 50 million to start a dog welfare association, I couldn't stand it. In 1995, 50 million could have accomplished so many great things. I immediately dropped the book!

The beginning was alright, but the later parts made me feel nauseous. Let's start with the protagonist's personality. He's a show-off, not to mention his split personality and violent tendencies. A man with billions in assets still has to fight himself? What was he thinking with the Hong Kong attack on Soros? And what was he thinking with the property market bailout?