[Old-School Hands-On Crafting] [Broke] [Subverts Expectations] [No Female Lead] [No Power Suppression]
Teacher: Your bones are a mess, your qi and blood are weak, your meridians are frail. You have all the signs of the five declines of heaven and man.
Jiang Shu: Teacher, is there any hope for me?
Teacher: Go blow air-conditioning in an office and become a lowly arts student!
Jiang Shu: You old geezer, hand over the Fen Jue!
Teacher: Then I'll point you toward a path. Hand me your phone.
Teacher: (After a flurry of taps) I've sent you the Fen Jue! I've also applied for the maximum student loan for you, with an eighty-year term...
Teacher: The Jin Clan is a big platform. Someone like you, an orphan, gets a month of interest-free credit. New users also get a limit of 100,000. Use that money to buy some medicine and improve your qi and blood.
Jiang Shu: Where should I buy medicine?
Teacher: Shui Family Pharmacy. It works fast and has few side effects. Everyone who's tried it recommends it.
Jiang Shu: Is there anything with major side effects that's cheap and filling?
Teacher: What are you planning to do?! That's black-market medicine!
Jiang Shu: Why didn't you say so earlier! So there's black-market medicine too... (A new idea takes shape)
What a prodigy! At least he doesn't overshadow the main character, which makes it more enjoyable to watch. So far, I haven't seen any romantic subplots. It's marked as having no female lead, so I don't know if one or more female characters will be added later out of nowhere. I'll give it four stars for now.
I personally think it's pretty good.
The writing is alright, but it's a bit short. It would be even better if the pace were a little faster.
There are no affordable alternatives, so it's really enjoyable to watch!
Wow, this book has the potential to become an emperor!
So far, it's acceptable. Those who understand the underlying logic and the "golden finger" concept will grasp it. It referenced two books, "No Money" and "One Injection a Day," but the content is still quite interesting, even more so than those two wish-fulfillment novels.
That's hilarious! Hahahaha!
This is also a good book.