Okay, Okay, I'll Take the Credit, Right?

This novel is so real. The people with the best performance at the bottom were directly laid off, and then they found out that the layoffs were cut to the main artery. I still don't believe it was the reason for the layoffs. All the excellent employees were rubbish-connected people. Why is this novel so poisonous? It is obviously true in the world, but the results of this book are definitely not good. After all, everyone is not good at it. I like reality. This book is written so realistically that readers just want to feel happy. Reality must be all kinds of unpleasant. After all, reincarnation depends on luck. Most people are not very lucky, and Ou Huang is only a minority. Whether it is AI writing or real person writing, I still recommend not to write so realistically, as it is easy to be scolded.

Keep hiding, keep enduring, keep retreating, keep pretending to be a pig, it's frustrating and disgusting to watch. Others say it's true, but I don't dare to watch the news if I want to see the truth? I've already read fantasy novels, and you want to give me a realistic version of it. Isn't it disgusting?

The writing is good, but the content is a bit bland (I've read more than half of it, I take it back, this book has problems with the whole world, per capita zz) The author must have written articles on female videos before, the pace is very slow, and the pretentiousness is just like the female channel next door. He has to endure it, even if he is being ridiculed, just for the end I'm holding back a lot, maybe because I haven't written long articles. I couldn't control what I wrote, and I guess I might end up running out of water. By the way, Tianjiao, sects, and aristocratic families don't write like the female channel next door. They look like brainless class aristocrats, without any scheming, and they are all stupid and illogical.

The writing is quite good, but it's just too frustrating. Holy Mother, I see that there is nothing cool now, and the logic is not good. His nickname is Jin Bancheng, but he just gave away half a street? What you are talking about is not modern cultivation of immortality. Do you have any idea about half a street? In ancient times, there were only a few streets in a city, and if you opened your mouth, half of the street would be taken away. Before you become a member, you have paid a fee and it is still not fun. Other people's stories have ups and downs. Your story, apart from the step-by-step practice, is just mediocre. My evaluation of the protagonist is that this person has too upright views and is abnormal. I think the author's routine is to describe how others slander the protagonist. , When someone else is in crisis, the protagonist, a virgin, comes to the rescue and clears his name on the spot. The protagonist foresees a tide of beasts, so he directly goes to the place where he is slandered and rescues him in a mask, and does not take the time to place his mother and sister in a safe place. It is uncomfortable to watch, and it is frustrating to death. Being made difficult and looked down upon by others, you have to wipe your butt. What you wrote is so reasonable that no one subscribes to it.

Very good, good book, the teacher is not a teacher, the protagonist is a loser, what a great book, a teacher like a master

I think it makes sense to see the protagonist leave the sect directly. I see the protagonist actually protects the people who gossip about him in order to avoid being gossiped about. Isn't it good to let them die? Just protect the people who are good to you.

The author thought he had the readers under his control, and even invited trolls (perhaps opening trumpet accounts) to attract readers in the book review area. In fact, most people don't do this

You're not treating readers as idiots, are you?

We can accept pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger once in a while, but we cannot accept pretending to be a pig all the time. We clearly know that we are in the arms. We can directly report it to the backstage to avoid some disputes. If we have to be beaten to hold a grudge, there is also the kind of plot where the young will grow old after being beaten, and the protagonist has no support behind the scenes. Like a big shot, the chief prodigy who came out of the novice village (sect) has withdrawn from the environment, and he is accompanied by an elder from the sect in the novice village to protect the way. The protagonist has not got one or two followers who will follow him to death. I don't know whether it is the author's bad taste or the protagonist's poor character.

Just take a look, the reason given is too far-fetched. The reason why a war does not depend on one person is never the probability of providing correct information, but the quantity. How can you fight an entire war with the amount of intelligence in a local war? Does the enemy only fight local wars with you every day at the location of the protagonist, and then lose the war over time?