You Were Supposed to Write About Traveling Abroad, So Why Did You Write About Going All In?

I still hope that the final ending will be that the protagonist cannot be cured of bone cancer and dies, leaving a huge regret for this parallel world, and then he returns to the original world.

It's very nice to watch, especially if there are no good reviews from CP. Then, can we let those editors who participated together appear in the future and stop following the routine and start trying to get involved with different themes? The number of people can be small, and the change will not be big, but I hope there will be At least it shows that the protagonist has played a guiding and promoting role in the development of the editorial career, rather than having a positive impact on other industries. As a result, the protagonist's own industry is still a stagnant water.

I just saw the author's message in the comment area saying that it doesn't have a female protagonist, so I felt relieved. After reading for a while, I came to comment and give a five-star review. In fact, novels like this are pretty much the same, but most of the novels I read have women, or else they have heroines. I don't want to read this book, at least it doesn't have a heroine, and the protagonists are all suffering from such a serious illness, so there is no way to care about men and women, so I feel relieved.

It's pretty good, not toxic at all. I hope there won't be a female protagonist in the future. The current plot development should be that the protagonist's illness can be cured, but don't have an affair with a female protagonist.

Yes, there are many articles like this, and they are all for introducing movies and TV shows. There are no girls, bloody plots, etc. It is good to concentrate on career.

Dear author, I have a small request, not much, I just want to see this [laughing] "King Qin Yingzheng, have you forgotten the great wish of the ancestors of Qin... To unify the world?" "Ying Zheng... Don't dare... Forget it for a moment!" I was born a hostage. Who helped me? The Zhao people spat on the late king's face and whipped me with their riding whip. Where were the Qin people at that time?! Where are the ancestors of past generations?! I am the king of Qin now, and I will be the king of the world in the future!

I don't like the protagonist to be overly miserable. I just read novels for fun. Mistreatment is just a seasoning, a condiment that makes the novel more delicious, not the main course. This week, because the skin picking system is holding the protagonist's life, it keeps trying to control the protagonist. It's like you work hard and the boss squeezes you hard and gives you a small amount of reward. It's enough to barely maintain your minimum living standard. It's really a bit frustrating to watch too much. If I didn't write about the tragedy of cancer, this book would feel like it would fall into a cliche and become a running account. But that's none of my business. The more I read the novel, the more uncomfortable I feel. I'm still reading a novel about football. Anyway, I don't read novels to be tortured. I didn't read the third script too much. I didn't think it was very interesting. It was convoluted and not as touching as the first two scripts. In order to prove his deduction process, the protagonist is written procrastinatingly, and the audience's emotional value is reduced. I didn't understand it at the time. Why does the protagonist need to explain his actions to others? Those emotions are worth your life, so why aren't you in a hurry? Can those who find fault no matter what you do compare with your own life? If I were the protagonist, I don't know that I would not die as the protagonist. I would try my best to squeeze the audience's emotional value in order to survive. How could I have the leisure to prove the deduction? How can I have the time to care about these little black guys? Besides, wouldn't it be better if there was controversy? Maybe it would give some more emotional value.

It's super good-looking. It's rare that there is no messy heroine. The plot is also super well written. I cried at several places. It's so good!

The narration is pretty good, but Goldfinger is a bit disgusting. The protagonist feels like a donkey. Goldfinger directs the braid to drive the protagonist forward. If you don't complete the task, you will die. Is the pain relief still limited?

By the way, no one cares about the protagonist's illness? People with advanced bone cancer are dying. The hospital should be able to detect it, right? Even if you give up treatment, you can't disturb the patient too much🤦.