The Tycoon

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What a pity that such a good-looking article has poor data, and there are a bunch of crap on the list, and you can't even see this one in the tweets. I suggest you buy more tweets. This one can be pushed in the direction of being female-oriented and loving women. I have seen many similar tweets on xhs, but I have never seen this one.

I've finished reading it. It's a particularly good book. From the author's column, I can see the gradual growth of women's consciousness. Unfortunately, maybe because of the poor condition, many lines are not developed. The supporting actresses are actually very exciting characters, but they are all too superficial in the later stages. The accumulation of wealth is indeed in line with the rules. It was difficult at the beginning, but then it became easier and easier. Maybe it was because of this main line that the ending was quite sudden. After becoming "Ming Half City", there seems to be no bigger goal. Will it inevitably involve other lines if you continue writing it? I look forward to the next work with the same world view. At that time, Mingyue can appear accidentally and become an angel investor for other women.

It's a bit of a pity that I only picked up this book after it was finished. I even found it in the farming literature category in my own book shortage. I like the shaping of Mingyue, using all available resources to move forward, and being able to protect myself in time, and there are no bloody scenes. In the early stage of writing Qiniang, there was a description of Mrs. Cui. I was actually worried that Mrs. Cui's husband was the one who abandoned his wife. Fortunately, he was not (I was really sucked by the bloody scenes) It's a pity that it ended too quickly. It felt like I had pressed fast forward for the next dozens of chapters. Although the story was clearly explained, most of the time it made me feel like I was just watching the story. As for being tricked by Tang Shu, until Ming Yue appeared, I thought it was going to be about Ming Yue strategizing. In fact, I had already planned it, but I didn't expect it to really stun me. (On the one hand, I feel that the heroine's career has been developing relatively smoothly, which is a bit too ideal, but the heroine really suffered too much and it makes me feel a little uncomfortable.) Here I am also worried that the heroine will be killed and the hero will come to help, and at the same time I am at a loss because I feel that I can't think of how to write about the heroine's self-rescue. But fortunately, the author is very good. He does not write about the male protagonist helping the weak and helping Mingyue. There is a male protagonist to help, but his help is not that necessary, and it does not take away the highlight of the female protagonist. I really like it here.

I read the Little Red Book before I entered the trap. I was told that this book was a high-end book but a bad one. I was frightened to read it, but because it was really good and the author had read most of the other books, it was one of my treasured authors, so I continued to read it with all my heart. The ending is still unfinished, but I feel it's just right. It doesn't matter who the male protagonist is at all. I don't complain about CP, so it doesn't feel like it's a bad ending, but it feels very good, because no matter how gorgeous the love is, it will be a piece of cake in the end. It's not as good as it is now, unresolved and ambiguous. As for the heroine's career map, in fact, writing it down will be the same as before. It's almost there. Although there is still room for expansion, there is no need to say that it is a bad ending. The author's work is really good, and the ending is very beautiful. It is not an abrupt end. The heroine has dealt with the biggest crisis and looks forward to a new future. The blank space is also very good. It is really not worthy of the bad ending, anticlimactic, high start and low end in the Little Red Book. I hereby rectify the name!

Why is this over? ! It's too rushed and I feel like there's still a lot that hasn't been explained or written, but this book is super good.

This book is very interesting, but the poor data is really a bit of luck. There may be a reason for the ranking of the homepage. I don't like to read male protagonists. I have been waiting for the author to open a new female protagonist two years ago. I clicked on the author's homepage countless times but I didn't see this article. Gua's novels are more exciting and more female-oriented than many so-called heroine and heroine novels nowadays. The current literary works are not popular and focus on marketing. It is really a pity to be buried. I will recommend it more and hope more people can discover Gua.

I was caught off guard when it ended, it was a mess

I really like this book. I thought the ending was too long after reading the reviews, but I personally think it's just right. The female protagonists each have their own characteristics, and Ming Yue's character is very successfully created. Thank you very much!

The ending was too rushed. I thought this book would have at least 300 chapters. Alas😮‍💨