Those Wealthy Young People (The Original Novel of the Screen Adaptation of My Name Is Zhao Jiadi)
那些有钱的年轻人（《我叫赵甲第》影视原著）
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 210k Words
- Genre
- Youth Literature
- Subgenre
- Rebellion & Growth
- Updated
- 12y ago
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Qidian's behavior is appalling; don't waste your money.
This novel only has 58 chapters, but Qidian.com won't tell you that. They'll make you pay 14.99 yuan to subscribe, claiming you can read the entire novel for that price. In reality, those 58 chapters are just a small portion of the beginning. If you contact customer service, they'll say it states 58 chapters and that you chose to pay yourself.
Having been a reader for almost ten years, I can honestly say this book isn't exactly unfinished. I only read this book now that I'm in college. Unable to extricate myself; 1,486,774 words, read in two days. Red Carp, Half a Jin, Winter Grass, Luo Shen, Yan Zhi, Fox, Yuan Shu, Tong Dong, Tong Xia, Dongguan Girl, Jiang Tanle, Chen Qingzhi, Zhou Xiaoman—each character is vividly and meticulously…
I abandoned the book immediately after reading the first chapter. The author's basic writing skills are inadequate, yet it became popular and was adapted into a TV series. This is an insult to the reading level of Chinese people and a disgrace to Chinese literature.
Although short, it was still very exciting, great! However, Chen Ergou and Cao Jianjia were more captivating to me; they were equally entertaining, but none surpassed it.
I watched the web series and came here to criticize the author. He talked about a grassroots underdog's rise to success, but it turned out to be just another Wang Luffy. Ugh!
At the time, I thought I was reading the middle part, or a little later, but I never expected it to be the end. I felt like I wanted more.
I prefer Xiao Balang to Chen Ergou.
I just want to ask, after seeing this layout and the beginning, how can anyone actually stick with it?
The narrative style is like a diary entry, and the plot is as bland as plain water; I don't know why it became popular.
Forcing myself to write new words to express sorrow!