In the 1990s, I Was the Stepping Stone in a Male-Oriented Novel
九零之我是男频文里的踏脚石
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- Completed
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- 362k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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It's quite interesting. Lately, many authors are writing subversive stories. Male protagonists in male-oriented novels go and wreak havoc in female-oriented novels. This one is the opposite: the victim is reborn and ends up in a male-oriented rebirth novel, tormenting others. This book really showcases the differences between male and female authors.
I think it's quite good, but the pacing is a bit slow. I think the male lead is pretty good, but I wonder when we'll see him truly become rich. Also, I don't know why your book seems to have very few views.
It's great! The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, and the pacing is very exciting. Everyone should come and watch it; don't let me be the only one who's disgusted! 🤮
The beginning is a bit melodramatic and cliché, but overall it's alright. The protagonist has a good personality—he's not pretentious, doesn't meddle in other people's business, and isn't overly compassionate. It's worth watching. Two business tycoons are reborn, but the supporting characters can't even survive. It's ridiculous!
When should we kill off the original male and female leads? When should we officially start the business? Should it be a single female lead or multiple female leads? Should we use the special space feature?
Waaaaah, it was so good! It ended so suddenly! The beginning was so gradual, the story was so captivating, with all the monster-fighting and leveling up. The ending, with the main character getting together with the female lead, didn't feel abrupt at all. I really wanted them to end up together! 😢😢😢😢
It's good. The male protagonist is clear-headed and doesn't dwell too much on his past life's emotions. He's focused on starting a business and making money. It's just that the female protagonist hasn't appeared yet, which is making me so anxious! I need to update quickly and write more. Even the donkeys in the production team wouldn't dare to rest like this!
You, a big shot, have gone to work for someone else. 666
I usually just read books quietly without commenting, even if they're good. This is my first reply, so I'll give the author my best wishes!
As long as the main character isn't wronged...