Reborn in the 1980s

It is inevitable that it will be around 7 o'clock. The beginning is quite down-to-earth, but the rest is basically the product of obscenity. No matter what the project or industry is, everything goes smoothly. It is preachy and empty. It sounds like it is high-minded, but it is actually all false. After reading one or two hundred chapters, I feel inexplicable! Retired!

The score is high. It's a bit like an autobiographical narrative. There are too many explanatory words, and there are many dialect-like phrases that people can't understand. The writing is not easy to write details and often jumps to scenes. It seems a bit unengaging. For example, "Hello, I am the protagonist", followed by a very long descriptive psychology, about fighting in Southeast Asia in 1978, the motorcycle had a curved beam, what data from this era, although the protagonist is very handsome, and so on. The entire book has this structure

Let the author learn about the 1980s

Eating the food in the bowl and looking at the food in the pot is like a sea king.

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No common sense

I can't stand it after reading 200 chapters. There is too much rambling, and hundreds of words can be crammed into the most obvious dialogue gaps. A mental activity can reach the Pacific Ocean.

One thing explained in Chapter 10

It made me jump as I watched it. The motorcycle company became a group company, and then the other companies that the protagonist started were also merged into branches of the motorcycle company. What a great guy. The other motorcycle shareholders did nothing, but the branch company had a lot more income. Shouldn't normal people set up a group company, with motorcycles, real estate, etc. As subsidiaries?

It was okay in the early stage