The Top Pick from a Poor Family: Twin Ladies Are Assigned at the Start

Recommendation index: 4 stars Studio sound: 4 stars Summary: Among novels of the same type as Tomato, this one ranks first among the novels I have read (not just in terms of content, the broadcast voice is awkward, and I will not consider continuing to listen to it, so the broadcast voice is very important and represents the first impression, but the tone of the county magistrate will deduct at least two points from the whole). Novels of this type are all the same, and there is nothing particularly novel. However, this novel is not draggy at all. It is completely based on the reader's perspective and advances three times as fast without destroying the important plot! It doesn't take even a few minutes to eat. In fact, it's all about trying to make up the numbers. Of course, because the progress is fast, some small details are ignored, but they can be ignored. But having the Zhou sisters is actually enough. There is really no need to add to it and create so many harems. At best, they are reasonable, but at worst, they are two love brains, especially the boss. For the sake of the plot, you can add some appreciation or even worship. There is really no need to tie them together. The Zhou sisters are the heroines in the first half, and the appearance rate in the later part can only be counted as maids. Now let's talk about something that I personally want to complain about. All novels of the same type have a common problem, that is, the world view is set too big. It's not that there is a problem with the setting. It's that your plot cannot support such a large world view. How to describe it? Like a thin dog! The plot seems a bit thin after the land is divided, so there is no way to escape the law of nothing after 100 pictures! But this one is pretty good in its category. (The above is only my personal opinion on this book)

The writing is really good