A Life of Unrestrained Freedom

First, when I read the beginning of this book, I thought it was a story about self-improvement and rebirth, but... Although given the nature of domestic lotteries, the chances of winning the lottery after being reborn are extremely low, except for scratch cards, it's still somewhat acceptable, since you can imagine that this is how it works in a parallel world.

The only person whose name I remember is my elementary school classmate, the English class representative. He borrowed ten or twenty yuan from me one Monday during the first semester of sixth grade, saying he would pay it back the following week. But he transferred schools on Thursday...

Gao Shan's book was definitely a pioneering work and was really well written. The later works, such as "The Painter" and "The Fisherman," were also good, but due to the subject matter, the endings were difficult to write well. This rebirth-themed novel is generally good, but some details are lacking.

After reading the second chapter, I completely lost empathy. The author probably didn't experience university life in 1996! I studied in Nanchang, Jiangxi from 1993 to 1996, and my normal living expenses were 150-200 yuan per month. After graduating in 1996, I worked in an electronics factory in Shenzhen.

He made tens of millions in Japan, came back to China and got beaten up, and didn't even react, acting like a lackey. 😤

I used to read this book repeatedly and loved it. Now it's been censored and I can't read it anymore, what a pity! (Many chapters have been deleted) I'm giving up on this book, it's really unfair to the author.

When I first read this, I thought it was about horse racing. Then it turned into a startup story. Horse racing was just the initial seed money. Let's just treat it as a startup story! After that, the protagonist doesn't like big houses but prefers cozy ones. He avoids powerful people like the plague, and then everyone thinks he's got potential! Potential?!

The girl in her past life caused the protagonist so much suffering, and all she got was a simple "I'm sorry" five years later. If they keep getting dragged into this and it happens a few more times, then it's game over. If you're going to start a business, just focus on starting a business.

Listen to those in the front row, they're right. Chapter 61: Poisoned to death.

I don't like harem novels; if I'm going to be aloof, I'll be aloof to the end.