
Raise the Rent, or We’ll Jump Off the Building!
再不涨房租,我们就跳楼了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Synopsis
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Reader comments 28
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This is a score for the previous chapters. It is originally a complete and huge framework system. The settings of the characters and plot are very interesting, and each link is intertwined. However, there are too many female characters, and it feels a bit like having a harem. The subsequent plots are repetitive and confusing, so I can only bear the pain and not watch it. But this book is still very, very well written. It's a pity.
With the spirit of never abandoning the book, I read it carefully chapter by chapter. . . The author really worked hard to write foreshadowings, but there were too many foreshadowings from the perspective of the protagonist. . . . The next two hundred chapters were too rushed and very tiring to read, but the last twenty chapters were pretty good. I liked it. If I hadn't written it so hastily and spread it out and written two or three hundred more chapters, it would indeed have been a pretty good book. I'd give it an okay rating. If the ending wasn't unfinished, it wouldn't have been a worthwhile reading experience.
A good book is a good book. A good book can tell the author's writing skills. However, there is a change first and then a change. It should be made by the author who wanted to keep a record of continuous changes, but I don't know how to change it. They are all repeated, but it does not have much impact. The important things in the back are very clear. I don't know how the low rating came. I hope everyone will read it carefully and don't brush up the comments (I read part of it on another account, so the reading time is not long) The ending was a bit sloppy, and the emotional line fell apart at the end [sad] The multi-heroine turned into a single heroine
Very good, I don't know why the ratings are low
It looks great. Why so few reviews and ratings? I have read more than 400 chapters so far
It's really nice, unlike other systems, it's not mindless [eating melon]
5 Stars for the first 112 chapters, I was so excited after that [laughing and crying]
Not bad, don't define this book by its name
I'm giving you one star less than four stars because I won't tell you because I'm afraid you'll be proud, and it's because your articles are a bit sparse.
Yes, the author is very capable of filling in the gaps.