1996: I Can Hear My Reborn Son's Thoughts
1996我能听到重生儿子的心声
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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It's very well-written, I absolutely love reading it. The only minor suggestion is that back then, 100-yuan bills were blue, not red. I hope the author sees this.
I'll write another positive review! Recommended by a 22-year veteran of online novels—definitely worth reading! The most compelling aspect is the novel "cheat code" concept, haha! It's always been about the father being tricked, now it's about the son! Especially the son's trickery is incredibly entertaining! The plot is good, with plenty of face-slapping moments in the business world, but the ending isn't too far-fetched! The writing is also excellent; definitely worth reading.
This story primarily focuses on business warfare, featuring a novel premise: the son is reborn, the father can hear his son's thoughts and exploits him, while the son uses his rebirth to advance his career. There are few major plot holes and typos, making it worth recommending. Furthermore, there's no cliché or tragic ending. If you insist on comparing it to Japanese business warfare, then you win. 🙂
Come on
Some people are just mindless, overly sanctimonious!
Everything else was alright, but the secretary didn't seem to know her place. She was always complaining about being annoyed or giving the boss the cold shoulder, and this kind of over-the-top attempt to build a relationship was really unpleasant to watch. Also, there were quite a few typos; hopefully, the author will proofread more carefully in the future.
It's quite good, although the author sometimes makes typos and misspells names, but it's still okay. Some parts are quite funny, especially when Wang Yun and Wang Han are teasing each other.
The business aspects are poorly written, completely disregarding common sense. The arcade's profits are exaggerated, and the investment in a state-owned factory is written in a naive way, showing a complete lack of understanding of systems and asset concepts. The most outrageous part is using a few clothing blueprints to claim a cost of 900,000 yuan.
It's pretty good, but it's too short and updates aren't frequent.
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