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It's different from other ordinary heroic novels. It's not bad. It's overall light and smooth. When describing the protagonist's beauty, he praises it from the mouths of the supporting characters. It doesn't directly describe how beautiful it is. I like this better, as it reduces the feeling of staring. The shortcomings are that the male boss is called the boss, the female boss is called the boss lady, there is also the delivery boy, the male-oriented stereotype, and there are many descriptions of the protagonist wearing high heels, and the protagonist is also miserable. Why doesn't the male protagonist of the video not have to wear high heels?

First of all, the subject matter is very attractive, and the writing is a bit bland. It can be read, but it does not have the feeling of being unable to sleep because of the good reading. I feel that I have been traveling for the sake of signing in and not enjoying it enough. Personally, I prefer the forum interaction, I want to read more, and then share my life online and discuss with netizens. Come on!

It's a good-looking, bland, unique kind of writing, and it's so right that the host wasn't rewarded. How can I put it, it's easy to take it into consideration. When I have this system, I will definitely live like this and enjoy it like this. It's a very comfortable article to read, and it's very fast to slap in the face. Spend money for yourself, please focus on yourself for the great article! It can also be used as a travel guide. If there is a delicious restaurant, I will go to Cha Cha. It seems that I don't eat well every time I go out. It hurts people. Great author, come on and update it. Don't be as bland as the protagonist. You can also be quick. There are many places in China that you haven't visited yet. When will you go abroad to see lions? Come on and code!

Shenhao's novels are full of comfort. Even if they are questioned, they will be immediately clicked by the protagonist. It seems that it is interesting to follow the protagonist's perspective and immerse the travel. There is no reward or money for the male live broadcast. It's not like other articles about the best relatives and parents, or about being cheated and dumped, and then paying money for the man's live broadcast...

Not bad, I really like this kind of heroic article that spends money for myself, doesn't slap useless people in the face, and doesn't broadcast live tips to give money to others ~ Come on, author! Don't reward me~

I really like this style, but it feels too fast. I wish there were more happenings, characters, or plots in each place. It's quite comfortable to read now, but there are flaws. If the whole book is like this in the future, I will probably abandon it, because it feels a bit like a running account all the time, but so far it seems to be good, but I hope it will be more honest. The author's description method is a bit confusing. I feel that the heroine has been living from the perspective of a traveler, and she doesn't have many thoughts in her heart. I still don't have a clear understanding of the heroine's character. I hope the author can change it to make it better. This kind of subject matter is really novel and beautiful.

It's nice to look at because it's very light. Maybe it's because the portrayal is not so violent, but has a sense of being content with the situation, that is, it does not mean that after gaining confidence, it gradually gets better, lives comfortably, and is very comfortable. It also makes people feel comfortable reading, without too many slap-in-the-face plots, and it flows smoothly. Most of the characters are female, and the issue of high heels was mentioned first after getting the system, but not later. There is currently no male protagonist, and most of the male characters are background characters, mainly Zhao Qiang (a minor villain), a male quasi-college student, and a certain celebrity (I mentioned it and forgot about it). It's just okay. You can watch it in your leisure time, but it's still too short. It's just a short film, and it deserves five stars.

Sign in to get money + skills + item rewards (not limited to luxury cars and jewelry). The protagonist shares his daily life on Xiaohongshu. The plot is on the light side. Some events are not arranged properly (in terms of dealing with people and dealing with conflicts and disputes). It is slightly uncomfortable. It is bearable. Overall, it is not bad (personal opinion. I don't mean that the writing is bad. Don't criticize me.

When you have money and leisure, take a look at the travel guide for the section of Lu Xun's former residence, (not to mention the green vegetable beds, smooth stone well columns, tall honey locust trees, and purple mulberries; not to mention the cicadas singing in the leaves, the fat wasps lying on the cauliflower, and the nimble skylarks suddenly darting straight from the grass to the sky. Just Zhou Zhou. There is endless fun in the area around the short mud wall. Oil flies sing here, and crickets play the piano here. When you open the broken bricks, you will sometimes encounter centipedes; When I read it, I was reminded of the days when I was reciting books when I was a child. At that time, I was mostly focused on reciting books. Now I read it with a different feeling.

I originally thought it was just an ordinary novel, but after reading more than 20 chapters, I found that the travel locations are written with humanistic depth, and the descriptions of the scenery are also beautiful. It is very comfortable to read and has an immersive feeling. It is especially suitable for people who don't go out. I've read more than 100 chapters, and the best thing is that it also comes with supporting knowledge. It's the perfect fantasy for people who are too lazy to do guides.