I'm a College Freshman, and I Slapped an Expert's Smug Face on TV

The writing is really good. Society is like people, not to mention companies and countries. The skin is peeled off layer by layer and revealed bloodyly. The awkwardness and shamelessness in the Beijing circle are described by the author as extremely cruel.

The writing is very realistic, completely tearing apart the fig leaf of privilege, the old and the young, and the beautification of the West. The analysis is also very bloody. There is no gorgeous rhetoric, it is all closed-loop analysis of data and logic. As long as this book continues to be updated, I will continue to follow it.

I finished reading it in one day, it was so well written. It can be said that everything I want to know is written out. Some things are a little too imaginative. The protagonist can now be said to have exposed the bottom of those things, and personal safety is very important.

If you can endure it and read this novel, you will get an author with a family and a country whose knowledge base is so vast that it will shock you. I am a fan of the Ming Dynasty, and I am also a post-80s generation who has been brainwashed by Qing palace dramas. The author has transformed various modern situations of the Ming and Qing people into words from all aspects and presented them to me. I can feel the author's original selfless intention in writing this novel, which is thoughtful, ambitious, and profound. As an old bookworm who has read novels for more than 20 years, I am very happy that Tomato recommended it to me. Every time a contradiction arises, the author gives a reasonable answer.

This is a very passionate book. I finished reading it in one sitting before writing a review. I didn't post a single paragraph review because I didn't want to interrupt the rhythm of listening to the book. Although the title of the book contains the word "entertainment", so far it is more like a historical science book. The author's views are very sharp, comparable to those of "Eating Melons". The author's historical view and overall view are the types that I admire. He has a profound writing skills, a strong ability to peel off cocoons, a layered plot advancement, a strong expression, and a very strong appeal. I hope the author can keep the current style and not be too eunuch.

It looks good and lets people know the pain of the laid-off wave.

It's quite good-looking, not clichéd, and doesn't fall into a boring Wenchao copy plot. The original description of laid-off workers is very contemporary.

This is a deep and passionate book! Rigorous logic, profound thoughts, and wonderful language! This is not a mindless and refreshing article, it is suitable for readers who have depth and thoughtfulness!

A good novel will really resonate with readers. The author wrote a lot of things that I usually want to say but don't know how to say. When I saw something wonderful, I couldn't help but marvel, and I felt a sense of relief and relief in my heart. This depression came from countless nights of being a keyboard warrior and angrily blaming the big guys. There are some logical flaws in the first few dozen chapters, which may be because I don't know much about the Northeast in the late 1990s. But the more you look at it, the greater its stamina will be. The author has clearly laid out the pattern. I give it five stars.

I only commented after reading Chapter 145. In fact, when I first saw this novel, the score was only 7 points. Some readers commented that it was an AI novel. I no longer planned to read it. However, I still saw the good comments from other readers and thought about giving it a few glances. Well, after seeing this, my conclusion is that the author did use AI for some of the plot ideas, but the writing and plot are still very good. It is completely different from the common AI novels in Tomato. It is considered a good novel, and the score is expected to be 9 points.