My Alien Ancestors

An urban supernatural novel, where getting rich starts with illustrated books. The setting of this story is urban supernatural. The protagonist starts out as an orphan who inherits an inheritance, and is ready to start over from scratch with the help of the flower shop left behind. Perhaps due to the influence of his mother, the protagonist got started with opening a store quite quickly, and he got along quite well with the enthusiastic neighbors around him. Although the business was bleak, it was still orderly to a certain extent. Then the protagonist turned on the system and got an illustrated book of alien creatures. Through the magical creatures he obtained, he started his career of making a fortune. The overall story background doesn't seem very complicated. It's probably just an ordinary city with some superpowers. In some places, it also involves the inheritance of ancient martial arts, but not too much. The plot of this story is not very engaging. In fact, the rhythm at the beginning of the story is very good. The protagonist gets the system at the beginning, and immediately receives the task to complete the task, and gets the first golden finger. Similar to this, there are the second and third golden fingers. The second one seems to have a story, but it does not help the protagonist. At most, it saves someone once when there is nothing to do. Oh, others don't know yet? More often than not, this cat is like a naughty child. It doesn't know how much damage it has caused, and its attitude is "If you make a mistake this time, you will dare to do it next time." This is very unpleasant. At the same time, the protagonist's personality is strange in a way. For example, in the scene with the college student who buys flowers, the sudden behavior of being cheap is really baffling. It feels like the protagonist is not like this, and he even goes into debt to pay for others' hospital bills. Although the image is created to be very majestic and upright, from a personal logic point of view, it is a bit unrealistic. Anyway, this story is quite interesting. You can say that he is a happy writer, because he does have some golden fingers, although it is not very happy; you can also say that he is a daily writer, and he writes daily plots in a very interesting way. Although the author's writing does not look very mature, and although there is not a big or strong gap, there is still room for further progress.

I think it's really good-looking. It doesn't have any of those urban pretentiousness, but I don't recommend it. No one recommended it. I saw it in a review on Qidian's September book list, and then I gave it a look, and then I fell in love with it.