[Embarrassing old work, feel free to ignore this book.]
Wu Gou is a struggling online novelist.
One day, his girlfriend of three years, Su Wanqing, suddenly breaks up with him.
“Wu Gou, no matter how beautiful love is, it means nothing without financial support. We're not children anymore.”
She could have broken up with him sooner or later, but she waited until he'd blown through his relocation payout before changing her tune.
Just then, the rules of the world suddenly change. The value of every item drops by ten thousand times, and everyone's assets shrink by the same amount.
Wu Gou is feeling triumphant, ready to give his heartless ex a piece of his mind.
Then he realizes his own assets have also shrunk ten thousandfold.
The next day, at noon.
Wu Gou opens his usual writing assistant app and sees that his earnings for the day are 0.36...
In yuan.
This is the story of a protagonist who works tirelessly to improve his “writing skills” so he can make more money...
The setting of Golden Finger is quite reasonable. I feel that the author wants to develop into daily novels. However, on the one hand, the rhythm is average, and on the other hand, there is too much ink on the emotional lines that I am not familiar with. The beauty of daily novels lies in the vivid protagonists and supporting characters. The female protagonist who looks like cannon fodder will only be unattractive, so it can only exist in short white novels that are refreshing and intensive to stop thinking.
Reading this novel from a reader's perspective again brings a lot of emotion. For readers, following the protagonist to rewrite his destiny in a devalued world is not only an emotional release from the pressure of reality, but also a longing for a better life. It is a hearty reading experience when I see the protagonist using the wealth of this world to rewrite the poetry of the past into perfection. Perhaps this is the fundamental reason why this type of novel continues to attract readers. 5 Cents each! Remember to remove the parentheses!
After reading this I don't know whether to cry or laugh.
It's a hasty ending, but the ending is actually a bit touching.