Shenhao Starts from Making a Choice

Author, don't you feel that you made the relationship between the protagonist and the leader too close? Is this good? Except for some good details, your book gave me the feeling of female leaders and male employees in the short videos on the Internet. There are many such short videos on the Internet, and they all have this kind of plot. Except that the female leaders and the protagonist are not like those on the Internet, the rest are really similar. I personally hate this feeling. Especially after the protagonist has a car, their relationship becomes less like a superior-subordinate relationship. Also, the part where the protagonist lives could be in the same district, but right across the street? Is it possible? What is the probability of this happening? I read a lot of reviews and they all said it was well written and very close to reality. It's well written, I admit it. But when it comes to reality, I just want to say fart! Would your leader do this? How do you get along with your leader? [The writing is indeed better than many of the current ones, especially the protagonist, unlike other novels. But if you really read it carefully from the beginning, I dare not say what other people think, but I frowned and read it. Apart from the fact that you wrote the protagonist well, I really can't compliment you on anything else] I welcome others to comment, after all, this is just my personal feeling. I also welcome the author to delete the review, but I hope the author will consider the way the protagonist and the leader get along, and not be as awkward as it is now.

It's not easy to give 4 stars to the author, and he loves moral kidnapping. To put it simply, I can donate the money on my own initiative, but you can't force me to donate.

You spent so much time writing the deep love story between the male and female protagonists, and then wrote a bunch of promises the male protagonist made in front of his father-in-law and mother-in-law, and played the role of exclusive love in front of all the old friends he made friends with. Then you started to write about the protagonist's affairs one after another, from the mind to the body, cheating on several women, being discovered by the heroine again and again, and promising never again in front of the heroine. Your character has collapsed, do you know? Why don't you try to write about the heroine being heartbroken by the hero and having someone take her to a hotel when she's drunk? The previous protagonist can tell lies about love, who can guarantee the true nature of his words, and who of the seniors he has made friends with can trust his words? For a person who cannot guarantee the promises he has made, how will others talk to you about friendship in the face of interests? I guess in reality the author is also such a person who makes promises and actually does things according to his own mood. However, such a person requires his friends to be sincere to him. It is really nonsense.

Overall, it's a good novel and can be read. It's Xin Qing's character that makes me hate it. He is a self-centered person, arrogant and pretentious (this woman made me give up this novel). The author is not good at describing emotions. The system only sends money to the protagonist. It is too low-level. It would be better if it can send some skills or professional knowledge. The protagonist has no long-term plan when receiving the system. So far, he is getting by. There are no other black spots. In short, it can be read. It is not easy to find a novel that can be read now.

For the first time, you choose one million, a car, and renting a house for ten years. To be honest, if you are thirty years old, it is best to choose one million because having more than one million can immediately improve your quality of life. Even if you have one million, you can not buy a house, but you can buy an apartment. If you have a household registration, as long as you are not in a school district, there is no difference between an apartment and a private house. If you don't have one million, you can rent a better house, buy a car that costs two or three hundred thousand, and even invest in it. Capital, and choosing a car can be good or bad for you, but if you can sell it, you can choose a car, and renting a house for ten years is the biggest mistake for you. After all, if you only consider the situation of renting a house in ten years, then you don't know how you became an elite. After all, it is all about renting, so what good or bad does it matter? Except that the housing has changed, but it has no use in improving the quality of life, unless you consider subletting. After all, the house still belongs to others. If you choose one million, you can buy an apartment or a car. If you choose the car ownership, you can drive or sell it. If you choose to rent a house for ten years, what will you get besides changing your temporary residence?

There is no pretense and slap-in-the-face part to get bad reviews. No matter how rich you are, you can't even pretend to compete. It's still up to you.

The relationship between the male protagonist and his boss was established too quickly. In just a few chapters, the male protagonist was asked to help pick up her parents. Generally speaking, even if she liked the male protagonist, she would not be able to ask her parents to meet her right away. For example, if you have only known someone for a few days, would you let him come to your home? (This is my opinion. If someone accuses you of being so awesome, you write it. Please leave politely)

I thought the first few chapters were good, but after reading more than ten chapters, the routines were serious, and the choices were stiff. You could basically guess what to choose just by looking at the direction, and there were no surprises. The female boss was also a little bit annoying, and too many coincidences became poisonous. Also, if the novel is not pretentious, it has no soul, and if it is not exciting, it will leave no impression. After reading more than 20 chapters of this book, I can't think of anything that I can remember that is exciting. It doesn't need to be written in a mediocre way.

I always feel that the title of this book doesn't quite match the male protagonist. One: Shenhao is always about money, so how many chapters will it take to end (although it's only chapter thirty-four). Two: I don't know if the male protagonist will continue to work in the company. Three: Is he already released at the age of thirty? Abandoned, or are you hinting to readers that this is not in the process of development? (Female leader) [I mean it is too boring to watch this, there is no sense of immersion at all, and it is very depressing. Of course, it does not mean that the author's writing is not good, the male protagonist is good at writing, four stars is okay]

It's just that thirty years old is too old! Everyone doesn't like it. It's okay to be reborn, but everyone feels uncomfortable watching it without being reborn. But the writing is very good