An Ordinary Person as the Boss? Isn’t That Ridiculous!

It's a very good book. I like both the plot and the protagonist and supporting characters. There is nothing uncomfortable about the plot, and each character is very interesting and has a distinct personality. The protagonist has his own growth and persistence. So far, his choices and concepts have never made me feel disgusted. I feel that everything in the plot develops naturally and smoothly. Regarding my thoughts on the protagonist (it's dense and dense, but I just can't help but write a lot): After the initial collapse and crying, Bailong behaved like a leader in every move. When faced with danger, he could always calm down and think carefully. He tried his best to use everything he could to achieve his goal while others could survive safely. With him, Most of the people he has interacted with have changed their views on him and started to get close to him. He will not easily have thoughts of revenge or other things because of their past actions. He can keep people who have disrespected or even hurt him and punish those who disobey him without hesitation. His courage and amazing charm are amazing. I always feel that he pays more attention to the safety of his subordinates than himself, which makes people inexplicably sympathize with him and even like him more wwww, okay, but he pays more attention to his own body! All in all he is a very good leader! I feel like I haven't seen such a satisfying book in a long time. In fact, I really like the group-loving protagonist (sigh), but the ones that can be written well in male videos without cp, without making people feel inconsistent or even annoying, as if the author wants me to eat bl, there are really not many (actually, when I search the memory, the type of works I like can only be found in comics and anime (tears))

Very well written [Blowing Kiss] The protagonist grows up step by step and gradually acquires the momentum and majesty of a leader. The writing is nice! Each character has his or her own characteristics! Not enough, @dailyplayer loves to watch updates [laughing]

It's a very good book. The characters are well-developed, not just thin pieces of paper. The protagonist's character is actually quite difficult to create. I think because of the "kindness" character, if you are not careful, you will be shaped into a false virgin or make people think that he only exists to do good deeds. The protagonist has his own goals, his own understanding, his own three views, and his own set of action templates. Such a character is difficult to dislike. The existence of other characters does not make me feel that they are supporting roles, but more like independent protagonists. Everyone lives in this world and is their own protagonist. It's just that the camera falls on the person who is most anticipated by everyone, and the shaping of the female character is really better than many male-channeled novels (I didn't mention male-channeled novels). Take the character of Qiuqiu. If she is very clingy and trusts the protagonist from the beginning, and there is no reason, then this character will not be remembered. But because she survives, it also reflects Qiuqiu's intelligence. It would be great if a child whose family is not around will remember his grandfather's words, follow them and do better. All in all, this novel may be a little immature in some places, but overall it is very mature. I will always support this novel.

Come on, author, it looks great [laughs] The plot is compact, the male protagonist's IQ is online, and his character transformation is very exciting! Teng! Be sure to keep at it! ! [Blowing kiss]

I finished reading it after a day of painting. The protagonist is really well portrayed, and the degree of kindness and reasons are very reasonable. At the beginning, the protagonist is just an ordinary person. It is normal to feel at a loss and collapse when faced with unexpected situations. However, the protagonist soon adapts and grows up, and his personality is not too gentle. Then there is the "villain" in the article, which gives people the feeling that there is always a knife hanging over the protagonist's head, so this is actually not a purely enjoyable article, but in my opinion, the level of tension is quite appropriate, and it does not make me feel that the protagonist is always being suppressed and the blood pressure rises (mainly because the protagonist is relatively calm when dealing with evil). The last part is what I personally feel is a bit regretful. The ending is really sudden. Although the ending method is indeed in line with the world view in the article, I really want to see more other people's understanding of the protagonist. Overall it's still addictive for me to listen to, at least I think it deserves a higher rating. PS: The interior of Shijiu was really in chaos at the beginning, and the protagonist was really busy from the beginning to the end. Oh my god, I made a typo when I first came up. It took me a day, sorry.

I'm not very good at commenting. In my opinion, this book is quite well written, as long as it doesn't fall apart later or have any particularly bad points. Basically, it can be considered a good book. The author should not put too much pressure on him and just do his best. Come on, the author, please [stop] and [like]

A super interesting novel, with high intelligence and no CP, Bailong gradually grows into a qualified and excellent leader, constantly gaining the trust and support of others, and gaining loyal subordinates. Each character has a three-dimensional and full image, which is impressive. There are many foreshadowings, including Bai Chenting, Qingkong, Doudou, Ah Miao, Li Ruixuan... Each character is three-dimensional and full, which is impressive. There are a lot of foreshadowings, but every foreshadowing will be taken back and the holes dug will be filled. This is really done well. In addition, the slowly revealed truth and the gradually expanding world view make the novel more and more interesting, and the more you read, the more you read. It's just that the battle scenes are a little stiff, but the flaws are outweighed. The author is really awesome, come on!

It's pretty cool, but the number of comments is too few, resulting in a low rating [Chigua] First of all, a digression: I saw many familiar people in the protagonist, but in the end I found that he was him. The protagonists have something in common, so I have a preference for reading this article. In terms of subject matter: common routines in anime, but still relatively rare in Tomato From the plot point of view: All developments are good so far, and there is no feeling of being particularly delayed. Most of the foreshadowings have already been explained, and the identity of the protagonist has been known for a long time. There are still doubts, but from the plot point of view, it is a good development that can only be achieved after solving things once. From most to most biased: It is indeed no C P, no ambiguity [learned] All members support the protagonist while doting on the protagonist, and at the same time being protected by the protagonist, which is equivalent to giving to each other [laughs] The author's outline of the characters is already good, mainly because they all have their own characteristics and are somewhat lively, and the description of the villain is not rigid. Each has its own purpose, but conflicts, so it is a villain From the writing style: There are no vulgar descriptions. I thought it was a male channel when I saw it on the cover, but when I came in, I found out it was a female channel. There is nothing wrong with that. [Note] This is mainly reflected in the fact that there are no vulgar descriptions in the whole text, and the logic and reasoning are pretty good. The plot is basically interlocking [I understand] and there is no vulgarity that forcibly lowers the audience's IQ. The plot is funny, and it seems that the author will not give up the article easily [send heart]. The author is just for love. The strength of the protagonist is actually more reflected in his character. Although the writing style is still a little immature, from the author's point of view, it is enough. The rhythm of the plot becomes more and more interesting later. In short, this article is not a loss in investing. If you want to jump into the pit, jump into it. This author is trying to break the dimensional barrier [full]

In fact, I think it's quite interesting. White Dragon has grown up little by little. Recently, it's been a bit of a Riddler, which just throws out a bunch of questions and then solves them. I know some of the riddles are foreshadowing the plot behind it, but there are too many questions, which makes it very tiring to watch.

I hope to maintain the appearance of White Dragon's low-power and over-the-top IQ, so that the character will be much more fleshed out. Also, if the power is high, there will be no need for his subordinates? Nice, update soon! !