Reborn into a Perfect Life

A little kid! In the early 1980s, calling the boss of a state-owned enterprise "Master, Master"?! I want to die!

This opening chapter is too fake. Death is a big deal. Everyone is dead. The whole factory comes to the Soul Hall to demand debts. Who would believe it? No matter where you are, you have to wait for someone to finish the funeral, and it was burned down by fire. Even if Huai Ning was the former director of the factory, the procedure is to call the police or report to a superior for processing. Taking a step back, even if there is evidence that it was really the deceased who did it, he is dead, and the father's debt must be paid. He has to wait for his son to raise the money. Surrounding the mourning hall and forcing people like this, with the character of the protagonist before his rebirth, he may be forced to kill. Wouldn't the surrounding people think about it?

This author doesn't know anything about the 1980s! Pure nonsense! You can also ask your grandparents if they are writing! Well! The quality of writers is getting lower and lower!

I would like to ask how old the author is. The factory belongs to the state and is collective, not private or individual. You don't have any shares. If there is a fire in the factory, do you have to lose money?

The author has no sense of the era. He calls people young ladies and gentlemen in the 1980s, which makes him speechless.

If you write like this, stop writing books. No one will see what you are writing, and you won't even know who the protagonist is. It's a mess. Some of my subordinates also introduced it in such detail, oops

Was there a group in 1980? Isn't the factory security department under the control of the factory director?

No, this crappy book is either about scenery or room decoration. Does the author have nothing to write?

Is it appropriate for you to write all kinds of pretense and slap in the face in the 1980s?

After reading the first chapter, it was unreasonable and I couldn't stand it.