Appraisal Eye: My Friend, You Really Shouldn't Sell This!

It's not bad. I've only read about twenty chapters, so I don't know if I can get into it yet. It's a bit too early to give a review.

This is so well written! The ending is amazing! It's hard to say whether the protagonist is dead or not; he might have transmigrated while sitting in that giant bowl! Yes, transmigrated! Having absorbed enough of the precious light, the protagonist collapsed, his resentful eyes fixed on the bowl. No one saw a flash of precious light pass over it.

It's a very good show. There's no harem, no romance-obsessed characters, no saintly figures, and no messy family conflicts. If I had to point out a flaw, it would probably be that the character doesn't just leave directly but instead reveals his plans to others, which leads to being blocked.

Good! The character descriptions are very lifelike. The story is full of ups and downs and is captivating.

It's just that earning only three or four cents a day for more than ten hours is too little.

It's indeed well-written. The male protagonist's ascension leaves much to the imagination. Some people feel sorry for the female protagonist; what will happen to her after the male protagonist's ascension? In this novel, the female protagonist's presence is far too weak. Since she loves the male protagonist, why doesn't she take the initiative?

I'm much better! Take a good look.

Excellent, looking forward to it.

I'm really sorry, I'm not familiar with the review process, I just clicked on it randomly. Actually, I think the book is quite interesting, so I'll give it four stars for now and decide based on how it goes.

It is highly readable and aligns with people's traditional cultural moral values.