Jian Zhao never expected that simply helping a junior student move her luggage, tutoring someone off campus, or making a casual confession during a part-time job...
would get him pursued by girls.
One wealthy young lady with the strangest of “hobbies” even traveled a great distance just to find him.
“Holy cow, I really don’t want to date anyone!” Under the envious glares of every guy on campus, Jian Tongchou let out a long sigh and asked the heavens, “I’m telling you, they all came after me first. Do you believe me?”
“Am I really just a little more handsome, a little taller, and a little better-looking than you?”
“You should know, my simple, unassuming dream is to save up ten million yuan, then travel the world with my dad, who wants to be a pilot!”
As for my introduction:
At four in the morning, I pick up scrap cardboard. The old man at the alley entrance works me to the bone.
At six in the evening, I fight for eggs. The aunties at Nanxi Park elbow me aside.
The kids in Xingyuan bully me, a poor young man, hugging me and laughing at me.
“Success reveals the hypocrites who offer their support; dusk reveals the faithful believers.”
Hello, everyone. My name is Jian Zhao.
I once thought I was a prisoner of fate, until I realized: virtue is the epitaph of the virtuous, while “the smell of money” is the badge of those who survive.
So hello, everyone. You can also call me Jian Tongchou.
Five-star praise. I don't know why I swallowed my previous review. I have been devastated for so long and finally got a good bite. The male protagonist and supporting characters are all so perfectly portrayed. The plot and writing are all so excellent. I haven't seen a book for a long time. I must give the author a five-star review. If the author can keep up this momentum, I may witness the birth of a masterpiece.
The good articles are a step above what I consider to be ration articles, and they are very in line with my appetite. A white and black boy who was adopted and raised by a mature man who often travels (travels or explores) takes on family responsibilities after experiencing an accident... I am too lazy to summarize it, it is very good and worth watching.
There are some surprises. Although it is one of the few books that I have been able to read in one sitting in this period. The protagonist's personality is very direct and focuses on making money, but the personal charm is constantly highlighted through the promotion of events. The overall plot is smooth and a little surprising. But for me, the shortcoming is that there are too many emotional foreshadowings in the front. Wen Jing and roommates did not appear in this way in the follow-up. After Kong, too much emphasis is placed on one person's development. Overall, although it still needs polishing, it is still good.
Brother, I beg you, I beg you, stop using the knife.
Not bad, although there are still some imperfections in fine brushwork
Good writing. The language flies and sings, and the long-lasting color portrayal is very complete.
The content is okay, but does the author intend to have a single female protagonist, more or none?
Yi Yin is a cool novel with many female protagonists
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's okay to watch it for a quick meal, I can finish it in one night