Men's Sanitary Napkins, I Voted for This Project

Beautiful and worth watching. Whether it's the creativity of Chengxian Internet Cafe or the idea of ​​​​Yuyan Yuese, they are both very good. The plot is exciting, but the character design is too simple. I think the protagonist is too salty. I don't think he particularly wants to become an immortal, but he can be deceived. After failing so many times, I think there should be a change in his thinking and actions. It is impossible to say that he has always thought like this because he fantasized about cultivating immortals when he was a child. I feel that the sanitary napkins written by the author are too real. To be honest, as a girl, this is the first time I have heard of such a thing as a sanitary cup, and it is outrageous. I also went to Taobao to search, and it was indeed there. But I've basically never seen any advertising. What do you think of the recent plot? It's a bit outrageous and repetitive. I think the author has many entrepreneurial ideas that are quite novel. (Let me explain, I don't know much about this field, I just think his writing seems good) But the main plot is really not good. One is the lack of changes, and the same routine keeps repeating. I don't believe in so many chances and coincidences, such unintentional and low-probability events. I think there should be internal reasons for writing it as an inevitable event. I think if the protagonist really wants to become an immortal, he can't repeatedly help make friends with so many powerful and wealthy people. To be honest, if Wu Cai has a deduction system and can find a suitable solution, this may be more suitable. And the most important thing is that there is no conflict between cultivating immortals and being the richest man at all. Wu Cai can completely use the power of cultivating immortals to gain a lot of wealth and become the richest man. Even this is a dimensionality reduction attack. So you might as well write that when Wu Cai becomes the richest man, the system can be upgraded to the immortal cultivation system, but the task issued by the system is that you have to do business according to his requirements, so Wu Caicai has been acting as a riddler and fisherman, but in fact he has been reminding the company of planning events. You can even say that Wu Cai was actually reborn. In the last life, he listened to the system and bankrupted himself, thinking that he could cultivate immortality. As a result, he was transported to the world of immortal cultivation and became a mortal without the talent to cultivate immortality, and finally died. At this time, you realize that you have great wealth, and the system is just an evil cultivator who wants to steal people's luck, or something that is not good anyway. In order to fight against him, although Wu Caicai keeps saying that he wants to become an immortal, he has actually been taking advantage of his rebirth to find many reliable partners. He wants to use his wealth to fight, which will be more reasonable and exciting.

It has a strong taste of Mr. Pei, but it is recommended to anyone who likes Mr. Pei. However, it also feels a little regretful because it looks so much like Mr. Pei. . . There are currently 70 chapters, and I hope it can give the protagonist some hope or a different core in the future.

Becoming the richest man from a loss started from a restaurant High Jumping Corgi It is an anti-routine novel by Xiaobai Shuang. Some of the plots are relatively routine, but the overall direction is relatively fresh and overall humorous. It's an exaggerated style, a bit nonsensical, but not completely illogical. Of course, this is innocuous. Whether the plot is logical or not will have some impact on this kind of imaginative comedy, but it is not important. The key is that the plot should be interesting. The early stage is very enjoyable, but some plots in the middle are a bit boring, which is okay. About four and a half stars, round it up.

This kind of light-hearted novel suits me very well. The author Pipi has many things and is not very professional. But I really like this style of comedy. I'm already very tired from work. I don't want to read a novel about bitterness and hatred [laughter]

It's really good. I wrote new things later. Anyway, I read hundreds of chapters except for the first one about losing money and becoming a rich man. I really enjoyed reading this one. The first part of this book is similar to other books, but the second part really attracted me to read it. I am interested in reading it. Finally, I hope the author updates it four times a day. It's really not enough.

This story is really interesting, the writing style is light and funny, the overall design is novel and unique, and the author updates it very quickly, making it the conscience of the industry! Praise must be given, come on, author!

Although it has the same theme as Losing Money to Become a Rich Man, the author has written something of his own, and also touches on things that Losing Money to Become a Rich Man has not written about. The protagonist has his own goals and his own persistence. I really like the story of the protagonist and his little Taoist friend Xu Pingan (I think this plot is exactly the difference from Losing Money to Become a Rich Man, and is no longer an imitation of Losing Money to Become a Rich Man). To be rich, according to the protagonist, is to make your own way, and the road is promising!), Not to lose money for the sake of losing money, but after losing money and becoming the richest man, I have seen most of the other stories with the same theme, and most of them have one problem. The protagonist has no goals, and loses money for the sake of losing money. The plot also becomes an assembly line.

This is the first Tomato book I gave five stars to The front is still the same old routine, but the plot in the middle period is very full, and I also like the multi-threaded narrative mode. In general, the author uses the theme of "cultivating immortality" to firmly keep the protagonist from deviating, and will not make the readers feel bored, which is a good solution to the problem of "starting from the game" And because it is a group portrait of Dihua, it is easy to write so that the protagonist has no sense of existence. It also has the theme of "cultivating immortality", which makes the protagonist have a high sense of existence! Looking forward to the author's new novel

Although it is not the most interesting one among economic bankruptcy stories, But he writes in his own style, and the author makes various adaptations based on real cases. He is very knowledgeable, and occasionally outputs some business teaching, which is even more novel. Finally, after reading it continuously, there are basically no typos, wrong names, and poisonous points like tearing the book apart. Like (most of the comments are quickly changed) Looking forward to the follow-up development Is it over? I've been to my hometown in the countryside for a while and will see again when I get back. It just happened to be finished one day after I got home.

Different Qiuqiang flow is good, and the content is relatively innovative. It knows how to compete for the female market, and the protagonist is not a low-level character who drools when he sees a girl. The idea of ​​cultivating immortals is really on a higher level;

It's so good. I actually watched so much of it at once. The content is funny and there are a lot of jokes. It doesn't get boring as you read later. It totally made me laugh, and unknowingly made me see the damn yellow update button. I should stock up on something I want to read, but it's really hard to wait for the update. What should I do? I saw this book that I liked so much, so I searched for similar books. Other books of the same genre are trash. Other books either have vulgar and ambiguous dramas, or the plots are the same and boring. I want to read a book without a heroine, but I am short of books again. This one is the one I have refreshed 🔄n times on my recommendation.

First of all, as a refreshing novel, I admit that it is indeed very interesting. I spent a day today and finished the current three to four hundred chapters. However, as a reader, it only means that I don't like this kind of multi-threaded narrative method. Every time I see the part I want to read, I can't see it. It's acceptable. However, the multi-threaded description made me unable to read it for a long time. I had a suffocating feeling like sneezing and forcing my nose to be blocked [face covering]. But aside from the multi-threading issue, the whole thing is still very interesting and worth reading.

It's okay, although some of the plots are a bit awkward, but overall, for this type of writing, it's pretty good, relaxed and enjoyable. 6:00 Is a bit low, it deserves at least 8 points (some novels are so embarrassing, I don't know why they get 9 points), I encourage you.

"Becoming a Richest Man from Losing Money Starts in a Restaurant" is an eye-catching masterpiece. It breaks the traditional formula of getting rich. The protagonist only wants to lose money but gets rich all the way. This anti-routine setting is full of surprises. In the story, every business decision that seems to be a sure loss turns to profit due to various wonderful accidents, and the plot develops in a very interesting way. Moreover, the author's detailed and vivid descriptions of business details and characters' psychology make us feel like we are in that magical business world. The characters in the book are distinct, whether it is the helpless struggle of the protagonist or the wonderful reactions of the supporting characters, they all add color to the story. This is not only an entertaining novel, but also makes us think about business logic and the uncertainty of fate.

Personally, I quite like the Dihua novels, although with the exception of "Becoming a Richest Man from the Game", I gave up all the other Dihua novels before finishing them. Especially some of the Dihua novels about cultivating immortals. There are two books with wrong logic, namely reverse Dihua. This book is generally okay, but I feel that the pacing is not quite right. There are few events in the early stage, which is okay. There is a relatively long section at the beginning of the 300 chapters that is relatively dull, and then there are a few characters that are not very memorable. If they appear later, I have to find out who this person is [face covering]

It seems to be an old routine, but the author has incorporated his own things into it, and it still looks interesting. The latest is a novel about a little boy who is sick, haha, I guess the protagonist is directly involved in developing drugs.

9 Points. A very interesting anti-capital article. He aims to become an immortal and wants to lose money, but he is pushed step by step to become the richest man in the world. Although a world villain organization came later, it was handled fairly smoothly. On the whole, there are usually no flaws, and the description of events is excellent and interesting, which greatly stimulates the readers' senses. However, there are a few chapters in the middle that are a bit boring and may make you want to skip. However, such chapters generally do not exceed ten chapters in the book, so I almost did not skip. Overall highly recommended.

The traces of AI are a bit heavy in some places, but overall it is still a very good book. What I like most is the multi-line parallel plot, and the description of each line is impressive. The characters in it have obvious memory points and are not easy to forget. The author's arrangement of interesting points is also reasonable.

The idea is indeed good, but there are too many daily routines. The main line is too empty. There is a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west, and there is no main line. I have never seen the four major grain merchants in the front. In short, it is an easy daily article, suitable for casual reading.

The writing is quite good, but he has to save an unknown person. Xu Ping'an didn't give much ink, but added a branch line to the protagonist. The protagonist has paid a lot for their family, and so far, their family has not done anything to help the protagonist. If you insist on saying it is funding, it would feel like it is a bit too much interfering in other people's fate. Everything else is fine [Like]

Funny, fast paced, and professional. The setting of the protagonist who is devoted to cultivating immortality is very amazing. It gives him a soul and makes him less of a tool than other money-losing novels. Why is it only eight points? Give it to me!

Unexpectedly, it only scored 8.9 Points, but it is surprisingly good-looking. I have already used it for the second time. The author seems to be a professional in the field. It is rare that this kind of writing is online and logical, without drama, and the business knowledge, business cases, and demand analysis are all clear and logical. You can learn something while reading the novel. The author has a wealth of knowledge. He can learn Japanese red bean paste, Feng Shui, and even stockings. The logic of the entire novel is online and there is no inconsistency. Some small hidden clues are also very reasonable. For example, the male protagonist has kidney deficiency (sub-health, slightly defective kidney), but he has never had a girlfriend and has no interest in women. Why does he have kidney deficiency? Later, the male protagonist gradually showed his proficiency in Japanese, and he also had many Japanese ex-girlfriends, which made sense. The cases of making money are not the same old jokes, each one is outrageous and reasonable. The male protagonist has a good personality and is very funny, and the fairy tales are easily picked up, and will be converted into quotes from the boss on certain occasions. Because I have no interest in women, I am never greasy. The most important thing is that the IQ is online and readers will not be blinded or anxious. The supporting characters are also very distinctive. Ye Chan, who likes to eat game, was sent to grow vegetables, and later went to raise pigs. A Northeastern licking girl likes a very energetic man, and she falls in love with the hero's bodyguard. Monica wanted to have a business marriage with the male protagonist, but the male protagonist lied that he already liked someone named Liu Ruyan. Later, Liu Ruyan actually appeared, and Monica fell in love with her at first sight. The most interesting thing is that Han Chen, who makes men's sanitary napkins, wants to name the brand of sanitary napkins after his father in order to repay his father's kindness in raising him. When giving a speech in the United States, I used Xiao Ma's line, "I want to make a living, not to prove that I am great." In Chapter 142, the male protagonist angrily said not to lie on the patient's body and suck blood. In Chapter 204, he quoted the male protagonist and said that his product should solve the user's problem rather than suck the user's blood. Then the male protagonist complained that the function of sanitary napkins is to suck the user's blood. It's fun, but it also has its downsides. Normally, the male protagonist's life is to read novels about cultivating immortals and never go out. However, in order to let others show his sage, the author embarked on a long-term mission of opening a supermarket in the United States. Later, he also arranged to capture fugitives, rescue hostages, and undercover to lead out money laundering organizations. These weird parts are inconsistent with the main plot. Except for opening a supermarket, which is a bit of a business, everything else is a bunch of mundane things. Opening a supermarket involves gangsters, and the following tasks involve the military and Feng Shui metaphysics. A good business novel suddenly turns bad, and it is also long and smelly. But fortunately, every appearance of the Holy Spirit in front of people is very interesting. The protagonist obviously relies on luck to get by, but later he can predict fortune telling, but now the plot cannot be contained. The most criticized thing is that the author is very knowledgeable. Readers don't care at all about how the variety show is divided into parts. As a result, the author explains a lot in detail. There are many such things, and the author explains a lot of things every time. There are also some stories that are very long, such as the pig-raising group, which completely lost contact halfway through. Also, every business story seems to be fun but not fun at the same time. For example, after sanitary napkins and sanitary cups were made, only a few big names in China discussed them, but not a single real user. It was said that it would be used by African countries, but it was not mentioned at all. Then there was none. It was so loud before. Overall, it's worth watching and one of the most interesting films of its kind. I'm convinced! The foreshadowing of this plot in Hong Kong reveals clues about the final boss and its final fate. I'm still unhappy about how to introduce a metaphysical plot, but I didn't expect it to actually correspond to a real-life cult.

So funny, a homophone of chartered flights and claypot chicken Well, I learned a lot of new things from reading this novel. Tigers and bears are not protected animals in Russia. Then there is a dish in Northeastern cuisine called Orchid Bear's Paw (but under China's national conditions, everyone can understand it). At that time, Russia and China were visa-free. The male protagonist took the opportunity to open a restaurant in Russia. Serve this dish to exempt Chinese people. The Prince of Guangdong. When I saw this, I was originally eating claypot chicken, but since there was no direct flight, I said charter flight was necessary. This homophone is formed haha Then the male protagonist's dream of going bankrupt and losing money was shattered again.

It was very exciting to tie it in one breath. In addition to the gimmick that the protagonist wants to lose money but the system keeps making money, the process of the supporting character realizing his entrepreneurial dream is what moved me the most. Although there are a lot of coincidences between deus ex machina and disguised cheating, it is still a good book.

A very good system text about spending money to become the richest man. The rhythm is well controlled and the plot is intertwined. This is a bit funny and a bit refreshing. It is very suitable for those who are short of books. Recommended and waiting for updates.

The first chapters of the Internet cafe plot can only be considered average, with some other marks. The author added his own funny writing style to make these tired plots well transitioned. The plot chapters after the Internet cafe show the author's own style and strength. Here at Tomato, this book is a conscientious work that everyone can eat as a staple food. It was okay in the past, but it doesn't look good with a female protagonist.

My rating was 8.9, Which was a low score. The protagonist, who seems to be a very salty person, is actually serious about strategy, has an overall view of the IQ, and has a sense of justice. The full text has withstood the system boss's wealth, love, and other Taoist spiritual cultivation tests, which is very powerful (especially the 50th chapter of the novice period) Finally, the progress is not very obvious, and it is reasonable and unexpected,), most of the foreshadowings in the finale are recycled very well, the overall business operation is very realistic or a case, the identity of the full text system is indeed invincible ➕ Doting on the protagonist, I want it too. Jpg. I'm really looking forward to Wu Cai's second part... Also, the extra chapters are a bit unkind.

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I saw 82%. It was very impressive in the early and middle stages, but then it frequently switched perspectives, and then gradually introduced fantasy things. It kind of lost the feeling at the beginning. After looking at the catalog, it seemed that it was more fantasy and I was not interested in continuing. But overall it is still good.

I think this is a really good-looking novel driven by the plot. Of course, there are some assumptions or flaws, but no matter what you say, it is undeniable that this is a novel that does not need to describe the physical needs of the heroine to break away from the heroine, and it can also be wonderful. I think the most touching thing in it is the treatment of a fellow boy. Although it is a bit idealistic, it is really good-looking. The biggest problem is that you can't have ten chapters in a day. I hope the author can become a tentacle monster.