The Greatest Poison Strategist, Exiled from China from the Start
最强毒士，开局被华夏驱逐出境
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 322k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 63
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SpeedWritten will be blocked if the official sees it
Alas, it's a pity. It's a good book, but the secretary persuaded me to quit it. It's normal to be afraid of death. As a subordinate, you must at least know your position and have a bright mind. Don't you say you like the protagonist? He always yells at the protagonist, but I don't see what he likes about it. Do I really like him? Shouldn't the protagonist be trusted then? The protagonist's plan is very good, and the live broadcast has not been closed yet. What if her sentence exposes the protagonist's plan? Speechless, it's really a failure. Everyone in the comment section is talking about this person. The author is also indifferent. It seems that he is determined to make her the heroine. Then we are the only ones left. What else can we do?
If speed writing is seen by the official, it will be blocked
I think it will be banned soon. It is very true. Many places are the same.
The poison plot is well written, but this Xiao Liu is really a failure.
In fact, this Xiao Liu doesn't need to show up.
Update soon. Based on my experience, the points you collect in the future will be blocked soon.
How to say it? So far, Xiao Liu, the secretary, is the downfall of this book.
I really can't stand it if I have to make a mistake. If the company doesn't close down for a day, the boss will be the boss. There is no need for a secretary to talk too much. The result is that he is always verbose.
3 Stars is for politeness, I was persuaded to leave by the secretary As a subordinate, if you don't know your position in the company, you yell at your boss, and you don't comply with your boss's requirements. If you think your boss can't do what you say, you can get out. Why are you yelling at your boss? Someone in the comment area said that the main character didn't get paid because she liked the main character. But I didn't see any love from her words and deeds. It was more of doubts about the main character. I also saw someone reporting similar questions in the comment area, but the author was indifferent. Did he want her to become the heroine? But the author insists on having his own way, so I have no choice but to withdraw.