Official Fortune: Soaring to the Top
官运：扶摇职上
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- Completed
- Length
- 709k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Not bad, keep working hard
The more you write, the better. This is the fourth book, right? Come on.
The male protagonist is relatively normal and worth watching
This book is stably updated with two chapters every day, and more will be updated when I have free time. I hope the new stories will bring you new excitement. [Sinister smile]
It's well written and reflects the thoughts on today's married life.
Very well written👍worth reading!
This book is actually worth reading. This heroine can be regarded as the epitome of some girls in the current Internet ecosystem. By reading, boys can roughly understand the development outcome of this type of girls, while girls can experience the dark side of capital. The heroine's ending is considered good, but in fact, those who are lured into this live broadcast routine basically fall into prostitution. This tactic works time and time again because it filters through money. In fact, this is the same routine that bosses use to screen potential female subordinates. Once material desires exceed one's abilities, hell is not far away. Everyone has their own choice, but you still have to understand and don't make a deal with the devil.
I have read so many urban novels, and this is the only one in which the characters are more realistic and not disgusting (in fact, the author is not psychologically distorted, unlike those cuckold authors). Moreover, the male protagonist is well portrayed, unlike some novels where the ex-wife gets divorced and says he doesn't love her, but ends up licking her ex-wife's ass no matter what happens. Some even forgive her easily in the end. As for the heroine (probably the wife), although I don't like her very much, she is pretty good in her portrayal. She fits the image of an urban money-worshiping girl. In fact, quite a few women (I'm not talking about all of them, please don't complain, ladies) have a certain degree of money-worshiping, but it's just to different degrees. Although the heroine is a money-worshiper, she is not money-oriented. In short, this novel is very good, and I give the author a five-star encouragement.
It's a very realistic book. Marriage is inherently about trust, understanding, care, consideration, tolerance, tolerance, and support... But these are all mutual. Once these are missing in life, suspicion will arise and various problems will arise!
You can be considered a male protagonist with three correct views. Ke Yikan