From Secondhand Instrument Dealer to the World’s Richest Man

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The emotions are delicate, the creativity is good, and the plot is well connected. I just don't understand how Aiyin can win against Meow Meng. Meow Meng who accompanies the protagonist to start a business here seems to be more likable.

A pretty good Bang Bang fanfic, very readable, and the reading experience is quite smooth. Many authors in band fanfics will write stories that are too everyday, or rely on plots such as falling in love to dominate the magpie's nest. However, there are no related problems in this book at the end of the 40th or 50th chapter. The single female protagonist setting guarantees There is basically no emotional poison, and the live house business is also quite fun to adjust the taste. Among all the Bang Bang fans, no matter what style, I think overall it is guaranteed to be the best. The character of the protagonist is also relatively likable, making people feel very gentle and comfortable. Overall, these are ten very good Bang Bang novels, and the pacing is also very well controlled. Although the former Bang Bang plot is still the main focus, with mygo and other post-Bang topics laying the foreshadowing, I think it is still worth looking forward to. Even though the name seems too hard-core, it is actually a fanfic that has both a career and daily fun. It has a good grasp of the middle level and is worth reading.

So far, the writing is good. I am talking about business, but I am not optimistic about the future. I always feel that the emotional line will be stretched violently [face covering]

It's very good-looking. It's basically the same as the one written by Wakaba Mutte. They're both urban novels in a manga format. Readers of comprehensive comics are generally students. They have less social experience and have read less popular novels. Just take a few tried and tested routines from other genres and copy them over. The reason why this book is more prominent is also the same as Mumu Wakaba's. They all have a certain understanding of the fields involved and have high professional quality (at least compared to the main readers) It is indeed the Aiyin cable that has a bigger problem. I checked again just now. First of all, the male protagonist of this book is very cool, reliable but not serious, and his IQ is not dropped throughout the whole process (except for some times in the Shura field) But it is understandable), but the first two chapters are not reflected at all, and they are exactly the same as ordinary short stories. It is not until the negotiation with the owner of the musical instrument store in the third chapter that the male protagonist shows his due personality charm. There is actually no problem with the first meeting. The suggestion is to change the order of the second and third chapters. However, the author may be very reluctant to part with it, but it is still recommended. If you don't want to, you can only make a big change like the second paragraph (the direction of the change is the same as the second paragraph, which will be written next) Many book friends made it very clear during the second meeting: The male protagonist suddenly turned into a greasy middle-aged chef uncle for some reason. I understand that the author wanted to show the status of anon in the heart of the male protagonist Bai Yueguang, but it was still too dramatic. I suggest that the conversation between the male protagonist and Ai Yin be changed to be more normal, without stuttering, etc. The male protagonist's nervousness can be expressed in other ways, such as sweaty palms, slightly shaking legs, and returning to normal immediately after a moment of nervousness, etc. This book is really good. The author of Ruo Yemu's book is no longer alive. As for the other harems, they are basically assembly lines. I'm really surprised to see this book by the author. Come on, author, keep writing. [Eat Melon]

Yes, it's just that Ai Yin doesn't have much role at the moment. The introduction clearly lists Ai Yin as the female protagonist, but I think the current rhythm is the best. It doesn't feel right to force Ai Yin into it later. I have to say that the author is talented. He keeps saying that Ai Yin singles out the female protagonist, but writes the male protagonist as 🐢 and Ai Yin as 🍵. The emotional lines of the girls in other bands are so wonderful. I don't know whether the author is Ai Yin Hei who calls himself Ai Yin Chef, or the author's fantasy and yearning for love is dragon turtle with green tea.

The business writing is worthy of recognition. The seniority in the comment area not only provides fun but also adds background. The logic is also very reasonable. It is considered a very good book among fans and is worth reading.

Report sir, except for the two paragraphs about Ai Yin which are very abrupt (although it's understandable, it's Bai Yueguang after all, I think it's okay, but the people around me might look a little greasy?), There's nothing bad about it, and the other content is really good and worth watching.

Nice band article. I just don't understand why Ai Yin is the heroine but the heroine doesn't have many roles. Is it just the author's personal preference? [Chigua] Starting from the actual plot, Meow Dream is the most reasonable. In fact, it doesn't matter if there is no heroine in the harem, it should serve the character creation and plot.

The plot of this book is very good and the creativity is very good. From reading the plot, you can feel that the author is a very careful writer, and he knows what to write more and what to write less in the current plot, which is very good. However, in terms of business, the protagonist can't see how to make big money in the future. After all, the live house store is only limited. I personally guess the future development will be to open a film and television company, sign a contract with Bang Bang band, gbc, and see that Liang should also be involved in lonely rock. But I really can't imagine how musical instruments will develop in the future. After all, the protagonist currently does not have a development team for musical instruments, but the protagonist does not have enough financial resources to buy a company that can make musical instruments. Basically, the musical instruments are a matter of later stage. Although some things are not very good, I still hope that the author will think more about the subsequent business development ideas. Although this is a boring novel, the career development of the protagonist is also a very good plot.