As Long as You’re a Big Shot, You’re My Dad

It feels a bit unfinished. The concept of the book is quite interesting, but the more I see it, many of the plots in the back feel like they are roughly summarized, and then they are all picked over, and it feels perfunctory.

I? ? ? Is my such a good little uncle becoming a stepping stone? ? ?

The Ending of Spreading Flowers, I have read it before, but maybe because I read so many articles, I couldn't stick to it. But it took me almost a day to read them all. The content was lighthearted and funny, and the corners of my mouth never dropped. In the later stage, I was perfunctory because I felt that my wife could expand the content to about a hundred chapters. Some words in this article need to be looked up in a dictionary to know, and some words are It's a bit difficult to understand, I guess it was done by someone. But it's not a big problem. Junior Master Uncle and Wan Ji are both okay, because their emotions are foreshadowed. But the junior uncle couldn't see it, he was too cold! There is a lack of detail between the characters, which is a bit of a pity. Other than that, this book is a rare masterpiece. √Suitable for decompression and relaxation Not suitable for excessive pursuit of love and being sophisticated. This is my first relatively long comment. All in all, thank you so much for finishing it. I'm glad we met again

Okay, let's abandon the young master uncle and let Wan Ji be the male protagonist. I don't have any objections to this. After all, I like Wan Ji quite a lot, but using the young master uncle as a stepping stone is a bit too much. The young master uncle was described as such a brilliant person, but in the end, he became a stepping stone for the heroine to become a god. This is difficult no matter what

Fortunately, I just skipped to watch it, otherwise I would be even more sad. The young master is not the male protagonist.

How can I put it... The first time I give a bad review, it's the kind of thing where a famous chef is cooking for you, and you see the food is delicious, delicious, and beautiful, but the chef says he's tired and doesn't want to cook anymore, and the result is a "hodgepodge" that's basically cut from the middle... It doesn't look good or good...

Hey, I always thought it was the male protagonist who is the junior uncle, but I never expected that.

The previous article was indeed very interesting. I clicked on the follow-up article and subscribed automatically. The author inexplicably stopped updating for several months without saying anything. When he came back, he said that the manuscript was lost and the ending was rushed. The rhythm immediately collapsed. It was extremely uncomfortable to watch. The words between the lines were "The manuscript was lost, the mentality was crazy, and the ending was confusing and benevolent." I'm quite angry, but I can also understand that the author's mentality is indeed broken. At least there is still a beginning and an end, but I still want to say, if you don't see it, run away! Don't look back!

How to say it. . . The progress jumps a bit fast and I feel like I haven't seen enough.

I just watched the ending episode. I don't mind who is the male protagonist, but I really hate how the young master is treated as a tool. It makes the young master fail to survive the tribulation.