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

Very good. There are 3,000 big men under his command. No matter what industry you are in, there are 3,000 big men. Three thousand people take care of the logistics of online food delivery and ride-hailing services. The author can write about 3,000 people as 30,000 people or 300,000 people. This is already very impressive. 3,000 People can be seen in the entire city.

There are several plots that are repeated, obviously they were changed later, but I forgot to delete the previous ones. I thought I would jump to another chapter while listening to the book. What's interesting is that these repeated plots are all related to Su Xiaoya. It seems that the author has thought a lot about the character description of Su Xiaoya, or he likes it very much! ? [Think]

We're recruiting, good pay Package travel, package rebirth, package delivery system Due to the excessive number of new small worlds, there is a serious shortage of time travellers, so we are now recruiting time travellers, regardless of gender, old or young, on a first-come, first-served basis. If you give a like [like], you will get the system (give it a try, it's free anyway)

It's very good. It feels refreshing compared to the cliche urban writing.

The content is rich and colorful, the writing is very detailed, and the main part is also very funny. The more I read, the more I like it.

It's a refreshing article, a purely enjoyable article. I finished reading it in two or three hours. You can only take a rough look and jump to read, but you can't read it in detail. But skipping to read is the best among cool articles, because the context of the whole thing has been clearly seen in the table of contents.

Yes, yes, this novel is quite innovative, giving a clichéd urban novel a different kind of joy. I hope the author will not be proud and keep this status, but he should also have some innovative ideas and not write a routine to the end.

No matter what others say, I think it looks pretty good anyway. Also, the earliest takeout platform in China was established in 1992. It took orders through a hotline and used BP machines and walkie-talkies for dispatch. However, it was not implemented because the format was too advanced [Thinking]

Good book, update soon, don't be a eunuch

At least now that I see it, I still feel pretty good. Very cool. The pace is also fast.