What Am I Supposed to Choose?
我到底该怎么选啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 神豪日常：渣男启示录Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's nothing else, it's just that the money came too easily in the later stage! Cao Thief adds two stars
Not bad, but the protagonist's daily work is only one word day
To be honest, the writing at the beginning is a bit immature, but I can see the author's progress in writing, and the story is not cliche. I like Ming Zhonghe's portrayal very much. Really pretty!
More descriptions and details. The detailed descriptions are almost meaningless and not specific, but the story is found to be unconventional. The author still has great potential.
Good looking. Cheers, author.
I feel like the nanny's family is a failure, but the host's family is good! Don't treat the nanny as an outsider, that's the owner's business. Then the nannies themselves couldn't handle themselves properly and it was a bit hard to explain.
It's much more reasonable than those Shenhaowen who always give away shares of listed companies, but Sun Qi, who handles the hotel, can't understand it. Since you don't want it, why do you want to punish others? After all, it doesn't violate your interests?
Not bad. Money is too exaggerated
This book vividly expresses a famous saying. "If a man has money, he will have a good relationship with anyone."
The writing is really good, the plot is very interesting, and it should be regarded as the ceiling of the genre of novels. There are only a few people who have been locked in the small black room to read it, but despite the fact that not many people have read it, it is not easy to get a rating of eight or more. It is estimated that various reasons led to the hasty ending. The final plot feels that the author can write at least 500,000 words, but it is a bit regretful and feels that I have not seen enough. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write better novels of this type. Come on, come on