The Trafford Trading Club

As of March 8, I owe 27 updates. No updates on April 23, 26, and May 5 So 30 updates in total This post will continue to be updated

I really like Miss Youye~(￣▽￣~)~

Write your novel well, don't always think about playing side games, it will be over if the Moral Emperor reports it, show your imagination.

The writing is very good. I am a little worried that the author will run out of literary ideas if he continues to write like this. After all, each fragment needs to be conceived. It is still very difficult to keep the shock without writing repetitive stories. It is a good thing that the plot is compact. I feel that I can write about longer-term events. Finally, come on, author, your writing is really great.

Miss Youye😚

The book is a good book, the story is great, the whole world is too big, but the author controls it very well. In the early stage, the protagonist is doing business in a store. In the middle stage, he changes his career to being a boss behind the scenes. In the current stage, the protagonist starts to role-play. You can talk about water in the whole book, but the author is very good at water. You can squeeze a lot of water by squeezing it yourself, but if you don't squeeze it, there will be no discomfort in reading. The foreseeable future of this book is that I can write another eight million words (perhaps I underestimated the author). I have just reached the heaven chapter. To solve the heaven chapter, I still have to work on the void chapter. After finishing it, we have to finish the Eternal Kingdom chapter, and finally we can work on the original chapter. If the author's imagination is so ⭕️ big and he adds a few more worlds, then the book will only depend on whether the author dies first or I die first None of the above is important. The most important thing is that you have to accept that the author c and ch are indistinguishable.

It is recommended to read only the first thousand chapters of this book. It is very interesting. There are not many likable characters in volume 17. They all like to tell dirty jokes to look like they are old masters, and they also like infinite matryoshka dolls... One in each world. How long has it been since this boss did business? I would have thought that the club had been completely taken over by him... Oh, let's not talk about how brilliant this book was. Given time, a great author might be born. It's such a pity.

Let's review the plot of this book again, record the orders that Boss Luo took, and take a look at the timeline. The update starts now, one volume at a time. Those who have not read this book should be careful before entering this post!

This feels like Boss Luo in my heart

I like the setting very much, and the rhythm of the plot development is also very comfortable. There are not too many fancy and awkward settings and dialogues. It may be an excellent choice for readers who like slow-paced and more daily novels. However, this review of mine is a negative review. In fact, the essence is just to complain. If it causes anyone discomfort (although it is more likely that no one will see it)... Then I can't help it. (Negative Energy Deposition) (Negative Energy Deposition) (Negative Energy Deposition) My negative review is aimed at the character setting of the protagonist. My negative reviews of many novels focus on the protagonists, especially now that many novel authors are always eager to explain their own three views through the protagonist's words and actions. This is understandable, but the problem is that more and more protagonists in the author's works behave with a "three views that they consider mature". In some sense, this is more unbearable than watching a childish protagonist, because in many cases, those three views are skewed. I am writing this negative review not just for this novel, but for all novels with similar "problems". I think the problem with this type of novel can be described in a few words. 1. Arrogance. The protagonist "thinks he is mature" and handles all problems simply and crudely with a rigid and fixed worldview. When encountering obviously inappropriate situations, he lacks real introspection. They think they have a mature mentality, so they appear sluggish and lack vitality in many situations. Some people frame some selfish and shallow behaviors as not seeking glory and gain, and they feel proud because their behavior is so "mature". 2. Stupid. Arrogant because of stupidity. I have heard before that all pride and prejudice, wars and sins originate from ignorance, ignorance of the world, ignorance of life, and ignorance of love. I had never thought that today, when the people are relatively enlightened, there would actually be a trend of taking pride in lacking humanity, being ashamed of having mercy, being proud of selfishness, being ashamed of being innocent, being proud of being greedy for ease, and being ashamed of taking responsibility. He believes that he is above feelings and human nature, and can freely discuss human nature and life with a bird's eye view. If he has the slightest power beyond the norm, he will quickly lose his humanity. He can easily convince himself with a few excuses and do evil things with peace of mind. Yes, this is the protagonist I am talking about. When he first took office, when someone wanted a factory, he would investigate it properly(?), But not long after, even if it was to completely obtain another person's identity, which touched the bottom line of human nature, he would just casually agree. Moreover, in the final analysis, the tragedy of the sisters (I think it is a tragedy), in some sense, was "single-handedly caused" by the protagonist (the pot with the dark soul). The black soul amplified the negative emotions in the sister's heart, making her make a wish under an almost trance-like, almost hypnotic condition, and she fulfilled it without hesitation. What's even more strange is that logically speaking, the sister is obviously under greater pressure and wants to take care of the status quo, but the black soul found the sister. I don't know if this is the so-called "fate tricking people" or just the black soul being irresponsible and just casting a wide net at will. But no matter what, this incident completely disgusted me, especially when the protagonist still commented so coldly in the end, with an attitude that was superior to "people". Oh, it's not that divinity overwhelms humanity, it's just a simple lack of humanity. Just like a landlord, manor owner, or slave owner, you just simply do not treat people as human beings and lose their humanity under the catalysis of power. That's it for the complaints. Some people may say, "Is the protagonist the villain?", I can only say, first of all, stop being sanctimonious, and secondly, "Yes, but I just find it annoying." Do not agree with each other.