Reborn in the Nineties: The Lucky Little Firecracker

Starting from Chapter 462, it's a bit redundant. It's really bloody and cliché. That ending is a bit far-fetched and superfluous, and it also makes the reader feel confused. The character Pei Wangqiu itself seems to have appeared out of nowhere. It does not match the other characters and the tone of the story. He disappears from the heroine's life like a falling star, but he leaves a strong mark on Yu Bing's emotions. The part where he challenged Pei Wangchun Capital was very exciting.

The ending is not very good. The early part was well written, but the ending was too hasty and inconsistent.

The reborn heroine is brave enough to fight, she is also talented, and she is very positive. The plot has ups and downs, and the ending is quite rushed, with a sense of disconnection.

If the clothes won't be marketable after being made, then why make them?

It's not good-looking, and I'm really speechless about the heroine's father, who is an idiot.

Ah! Is the ending too sudden?

Seeing that she had a heart attack, even though she knew that her father (Xia Jianjun) was incapable of managing the factory, the heroine still asked him to build it... Many of them were unable to complain.

In those days, a mobile phone cost tens of thousands of yuan, which was an exaggeration!

It's super confusing, and the ending is so twisty. If you read the beginning, you will abandon the book decisively after reading the ending.

The front is okay, but the back feels so messy... I don't understand.