Reborn in the Roaring 1990s

I have a sense of immersion. I have been reading rebirth novels. I don't like things written after 2000. It may have something to do with my age.

There is not a single normal person in the whole story. First he is sarcastic and then he is slapped in the face. From state cadres to factory workers, no one can do anything. The main character is always trying to put his face on his butt to help. The writing is really terrible.

I've read three hundred chapters and commented. It's just a business novel. It's not down to earth, has no family, no friends, and no fireworks. It's a bad review!

The characteristics of the times are in place and the writing is witty.

As a bookworm for more than ten years, it seems to be quite durable overall. Recommended

Everything is done by words, all the supporting characters are clever, and they brag everywhere. The problem is that every local leader still believes it. Are all your leaders pigs?

The writing is completely wrong. The main character travels through time and has a God's perspective, but his character is too bad to read. Everyone reads novels to pass the time and feel comfortable. If you go against the grain, you will never become popular.

Two-thirds of the book is dealing with the government, either robbing the leaders or on the way to robbing them. It might as well be changed into a novel about the exhaustion of official career.

The further you get to the back, the more water you get. Directly unfinished...

This book is extremely poisonous. Don't get into it.