I Only Do Business, Ladies, Please Behave

This is a very special book. For seasoned readers over 30, it's a rare gem, a true gem. It depicts a realistic world where the protagonist is just an ant, and the satisfying moments are like a refreshing spring, with gentle, sweet moments. Younger readers are better suited to the "overpowered protagonist" genre, where the entire world revolves around the main character. Highly poisonous, requires group use, proceed with caution.

This is a pretty good time-travel novel on Tomato's platform. The protagonist's experiences are quite reasonable, fitting the common historical scenario of "possessing a treasure invites trouble." It vividly portrays the helplessness and predicament of ordinary people facing a powerful environment.

It's pretty good. The plot transitions smoothly, and although everything was predictable, the connections were very fluid, which is a plus. While the character portrayals are somewhat formulaic, they're not overly so and still have their own unique touches. Overall, it's a good read to pass the time and worth checking out.

I'm recommending myself; I'm currently writing.

Keep it up, it's really good!

At first glance, it seemed alright, but after watching a bit more, it felt like something was missing, and suddenly I couldn't continue watching. It's too much of a farming story, lacking any truly exciting moments. It's not bad, that's all I can say. Keep up the good work!

A 6 out of 10 rating is really unfair; the concept and writing style deserve at least an 8.5. The author's writing is gradual and progressive, not a wish-fulfillment story where the protagonist immediately becomes powerful. Personally, I think it's quite enjoyable; the protagonist develops slowly, and his status rises step by step, with a very reasonable plot design.

Both the plot and character development are solid, and the author's writing skills are quite good. The absence of a system prevents the work from feeling too much like a loser's story. Unfortunately, the theme is a bit outdated, unable to escape the classic transmigration, reincarnation, and business tycoon trope. If it had been written a few years earlier, it would probably have been a huge hit.

"No, based on his two and a half years of experience reading online novels, every transmigrator is a chosen one, a male protagonist. He must be reading the novel the wrong way." "What about a system? What about space? What about any superpowers like divination or telepathy? Or even just the old man in the ring? But he has nothing."

I'll give it a thumbs up, but after seeing so many, they just don't seem quite as outstanding.