
The Player Begins After the College Entrance Exams
渣男从高考结束开始
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- Completed
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- 264k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 7mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Finally, Shenhaowen is not brainless! From the second volume. The male protagonist relies on his brains rather than money, and his career and emotions are two-tiered. The dark part under the lamp made me hold my breath. The group of roommates are laughing so hard, follow up, the author will write quickly!
It seems that with so many chapters, the protagonist's upgrades are relatively restrained and not mindless. This is still very comfortable, and daily life is not bad. Although the novel is full of luxury and looks like a nouveau riche, there is still a difference. There is no cliche plot of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. Overall, it is a pretty good novel, but there are a few words. It would be better if it were worth ten thousand yuan [laughing] [laughing]
It's pretty good. I've read a lot of novels about gods and heroes with all kinds of surreal rewards. I thought it was a great novel at first, but then I couldn't stand it anymore. This one is more comfortable. A simple money-back system is enough. It's more realistic, not so exaggerated. The protagonist grows step by step, which is more interesting.
Not bad, no fantasy about immortality. The system only gives money. It is similar to urban literature. There is no such thing as pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. The male protagonist is affectionate and scumbag, and Yun'er is so sensible that it makes people feel heartbroken! Please update, please don't abuse me!
Everything else is fine. Author, could you write less in dialect?
It's pretty good. It's not some old-time legend. The car is also very new. It's not some poisonous drug [face covering]. It's not like there's a Patek Philippe in any shopping mall in Jiangcheng. Hahaha.
In fact, it's okay, but there are too few scenes and dialogues. It's all about narration, which seems to be a streamlined account. In addition, the writing of the father-in-law is quite interesting, which is a highlight.
The writing is really dull, but it gets really exciting later on
Not bad, not bad, not brainless, not low-level pretentious, and not deliberately designed to attract girls.
I wrote it myself, getting better and better