Super Taobao

It's not interesting. Every two or three chapters are about accidents and rescuing people. The crime rate in the entire city has been raised by the protagonist alone.

To be honest, when I read the title of the book, I thought it was a fast-paced novel, but I found that the plot was very dragging, and I felt like I was constantly following all kinds of irrelevant plots. I saw that the protagonist in chapter 398 was mainly busy with the affairs of the girls. Although his career was often mentioned, there was basically no breakthrough progress. I saw that in chapter 498, he The second business club is still under construction... And the protagonist is not decisive enough and considers things carefully enough. Every time he does something, he will leave a tail for others to grasp. The most important thing is that after the heroine's first accident, no protective measures were taken at all, resulting in falling into other people's traps again and again. Of course, the heroine is also very vigilant. I jumped to the last chapter and found that there is no ending. The author has finished the first volume, so this is a novel that is not really finished. Alas, don't read the suggestion of pursuing quality and enjoyment. If there is a shortage of books, you can make up for it. Anyway, I decided to give up.

Wonderful, five stars!

It is a book that can make people feel like they have a heart attack. In this world, the main character can have countless millionaires. In the end, the main character will die of poverty, otherwise he will die of stupidity. If gold costs 400 grams per gram, the main character turns stones into gold and sells them for a dime per gram, but he still feels uneasy about how much he has earned.

I just finished reading it, mainly because of the various female protagonists in it, which attracted me, and they were a bit addictive. . . When you go out to eat at a KTV bar, you will 100% meet someone, provoke someone, call a bunch of gangsters, take out a knife and fuck the protagonist, and get broken bones (the orthopedic hospital inside is probably going to make a fortune). . . . .

The protagonist is a bad guy who doesn't care about anything. Then my parents were still in the countryside, suffering hardships. But he spent 300,000 yuan to renovate a store that cost more than 30,000 yuan to rent. I don't even know how this plot is designed. I'm too lazy to talk about other poisonous points.

I regret reading it, it's a rubbish book. There are fights and fights from beginning to end, and the protagonist is also written as a stupid son who is also a top student!? I guess the author's IQ was not fully developed since he was a child, and he only wanted to become a master. As a result, painting a tiger cannot be compared to a dog! Identification completed!

After reading two hundred chapters, I feel like the characters are unclear. 1. You want to build a chastity arch, but you also forcefully arrange various plots to let the protagonist wander on the edge of the stallion; 2. As a cultivator, he can't even figure out his own abilities. He is chased by an ordinary killer (about half a million, so he must be an ordinary killer) and he doesn't even know how to use the invisibility charm. The forced arrangement of the cliff falling plot will make people feel very deliberate! If it's the first book, it's okay, but if the author is also a veteran, it feels a bit unsatisfactory. In addition, I feel that the author is still a student. I feel that the price is a bit low. Moreover, the housing price in the urban area is only 6,000 😂😂 In my county, the price is close to 20,000.

Chapters 1 to 53 were acceptable, but by chapter 54, I found that my IQ was seriously insulted by the author. Any author with intelligence would not price an ointment that is comparable to a miracle medicine for tens of dollars.

The idea is okay, although sometimes there are more slap-in-the-face plots and a bit more verbose, but you can continue to watch it, and you can just skip it if you don't want to watch it. The ending is really not good. . . Nearly unfinished