
I Am a Little Landlord
我是小地主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 906k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
332Chapters
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Conscience Book Review
I read it all night, about 150 chapters, and here are my thoughts. First of all, the protagonist is positioned as a small person, without much ambition, and just wants to protect his own land. Most people would choose this way when they are in the role of the protagonist, but it is precisely the unflattering part. Just like people who dare not act bravely for justice in life will definitely clamor for courage when reading novels. It is precisely because they cannot do it in life that they find satisfaction in novels. It can be said that the author's writing is very logical, but a novel is a novel after all, and it needs exaggeration and excitement. The second is the character of the male protagonist, who is a bit cowardly in his treatment of his girlfriend. If it was a TV series, OK, but it's a novel. The heroine is not the most beautiful woman, plus she is the mother-in-law, and the protagonist does not slap her in the face. When I read it, I always felt like I couldn't take a breath and swallowed it hard. In fact, the male protagonist chooses the best way to deal with family relationships, but readers are generally too young to understand it. They like to enjoy grudges, fall out at the slightest disagreement, fight over trivial matters, and kneel down to lick the mother-in-law who looks down on them if they regret it. Very low, but very marketable. Finally, I read "Guo Shi" written by the author a few years ago. He wrote about the suffering of the grassroots and the heroes of the common people, but the characters who left a deep impression were only a few supporting characters. Because the protagonist is too ordinary, too like a normal person. The only thing I remember clearly is the parallel sentence in the paragraph where the battle flag is presented in front of the emperor. In fact, the above basically means the same thing. Comprehensive evaluation: Excellent setting, excellent logic, good pretense, and good character creation. It is suitable for slightly older readers and suitable for reading in one sitting.
If you see a girl touching a girl in a conference room and put the blame on someone else, just give up. It's really a disagreement.
I read dozens of chapters without thinking and couldn't stand it any longer. If I continued to read it, I was worried that my IQ would be compromised.
Author, what did you think of this book?! I won't mention the name Rhubarb!! Is that protagonist written about you? You are such a licker!! She really doesn't know what she wrote!!!
The sun sets over the mountains. . . . Why let him. . Daytime? 😁
It's great. The article is very realistic and thoughtful. It's good to read it occasionally.
I can't stand it anymore, my outlook is broken
I was so frustrated that I gave up reading the book.
It looks like it was written by a newbie, and there are a lot of emotional dramas. Thank you for not being sensitive.
What about Chapter 137?
Why is there no chapter 137?