I Pass Off My Worn-Out Mercedes as a Rich Expat's, Then Dine with the Shipping King

The writing is awesome. Finally, the protagonists of the novel are no longer eunuchs and nannies. There is no cliché of searching for relatives and rushing to send money. I hope the author will consider that the things he brings with him must meet the conditions of the time. It is best not to write about pirated and assembled things. After all, it is a foreign-invested enterprise and it is as embarrassing as reselling scraps. As for collecting old money, just write it once or twice. Instead of writing about collecting old money all the time, you can write about collecting some antiques. Finally, I hope to go out of the county and develop in big cities.

There are basically no big historical errors in the double-travel story, and the characters, personalities, environments, supporting roles, etc. Are all pretty good... The writing is quite fluent and the plot development is quite interesting. It is a novel idea to pretend to be an overseas Chinese, hunt for various modern second-hand goods, renovate them, and go back to the past to sell them.

Really awesome, so well written. At first, I frowned. All these broken settings are loopholes. Let's see how the author can deal with them. The writing behind Goodfellas is really interesting. The most important thing is that the author can write with strong style, feel refreshing and the plot is very reasonable. I saw that in the latest chapter, even the overseas Chinese identity was completed. The plot becomes more and more full as it is written. Apart from the initial bug of Goldfinger's material rotation between the two worlds, all the far-fetched protagonists have been made up for. I am more and more looking forward to how the author writes. I can give this book a score of 9 or above. The main reason is that the author didn't write the golden finger setting clearly, so it seemed inconsistent at first. Later, the protagonist was written very well. The plot arrangement is also great

Compared with similar fake essays about returning overseas Chinese, this one is much better-looking. The character motivations are pure. Drive high and go low. The plot is becoming more and more false and empty, and it is also very watery.

This book is not bad. The reason I gave it 4 points is that it is very entertaining. But if you expect to learn something from it or see any literary value, it is not at all. It can only be said to be a pure novel, but a novel like this is considered good in Tomato. It can at least make others happy and happy to read it. It is suitable for reading casually without thinking. On the platform, I think this book is pretty good for most of them. I have read some of many novels and then I will give a review directly. This one is really good and really entertaining. There are also typos in some places that are ridiculous. Otherwise, if it is not particularly bad, the score is 7.5 Points. If I were alone, I would give it 8 points, because entertainment comes first.

The writing style is very good, it is comfortable to read, the plot arrangement is reasonable, the author's relevant knowledge reserve is in place, the logic can basically be solved, the protagonist is strong enough and there is no messy involvement, and the stance is correct enough

It's quite good, but one thing is that they are all 20-year-old products. After being refurbished, there will always be signs of use no matter how they are refurbished, and some parts have not been refurbished, so quality issues such as aging are worrying. You can add a setting so that refurbished goods will be reset to factory-new ones. In this way, the hanging will not be too large, and it will not affect the supply of goods. They are all collected from scrap warehouses and spent money to renovate. Time travel is restored to factory settings again.

Chapter 88, multiple female protagonists. Lu Donghai gets an adventure and can travel back and forth between the 1990s and modern times with no time limit Woman: He Yuling (Chapter 38: Charging, Beginning) Assistants: He Yuyan, Liu Xinxin

A very cool two-way time travel story. It's just that the protagonist has been not doing his job properly, which may be the reason why he has not reached his status. They are just reselling goods, and have not yet transformed the local production lines and production systems. The market for the goods being returned must also be taken into consideration.

The biggest highlight: It is refreshing and reasonable, and the IQ is online. The author is one of the few normal adults or even middle-aged people in Tomato Kindergarten. So far, it's not toxic at all, and it's a very "normal" and "cool" book.