The Whole Crew Are Ruthless Bandits: You Call This a Legitimate Company?

Very good. Having three thousand burly men under one's command is impressive, regardless of the industry. Three thousand people can handle food delivery, ride-hailing, and logistics. The author's ability to portray three thousand people as if they were 30,000 or even 300,000 is truly remarkable. Three thousand people can be seen everywhere in the city.

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Several plot points were repeated, clearly revised later but forgotten in the earlier parts. I thought I'd been skipped to a different chapter while listening to the audiobook. Interestingly, all these repeated plot points are related to Su Xiaoya, suggesting the author put a lot of thought into her character, or perhaps really likes her! 🤔

It's very good; it feels refreshing compared to the outdated urban novels.

The content is rich and varied, written in great detail, and also very funny. It's addictive and I love it.

Not bad, not bad. This novel is quite original, giving the old-fashioned urban romance a unique comedic feel. I hope the author doesn't get arrogant and maintains this level of writing, but also needs to come up with some innovative ideas and not just stick to the same formula.

It's a pure, enjoyable read; I finished it in two or three hours. You can only skim through it, skip around, not read it carefully, but even skipping around makes it the ultimate enjoyable read, because the table of contents already gives you a clear picture of the whole story.

Regardless of what others say, I personally think it's quite good. By the way, the earliest food delivery platforms in China existed as early as 1992, accepting orders via hotline and using pagers and walkie-talkies for dispatching. However, it didn't take off because its methods were too advanced. 🤔

Good book, please update soon, don't abandon it!

It's even better than "A Little Bit of Brothers," hahaha, I'm dying of laughter, everyone's got such vivid imaginations 😂