My Boss Is a Big Shot
我老板是大佬
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Subgenre
- Rule-Based Horror
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Damn it, I was poisoned after reading about twenty chapters.
Chapter 30 - I can't stand it anymore! They're forcing a female lead in here!
You are better than me
At least you guys saw a policewoman appear before dying from the poison, but I saw the protagonist openly talking about catching ghosts in front of a group of doctors, and the doctors expressed their admiration for him, even paying him to be their consultant. He died from the poison while preparing to give a speech, and damn it, catching ghosts requires giving a report and a speech...
I can't stand these arranged marriages anymore; they're so clichéd and utterly toxic.
Does the ghost always give the protagonist time to draw talismans? I almost thought the ghost was the protagonist's pet.
Is this really a cliché plot from a 2017 novel? The interrogation scenes and the policewoman storyline are so outdated.
I immediately dropped the video after seeing the policewoman joke.
Will the author see this? Why is the protagonist so *?* He's always fawning over women. The first time, he fawned over some woman's mother, then mocked the doctor. The second time, the hospital charged him 10,000 yuan for each visit, plus extra for materials. Why, when he got to the police, did he think he was so wise, saying it was 2,000 yuan per visit? A thousand yuan for each document? What was he thinking?
Logically speaking, most authors these days are already quite old, so why are they still such sycophants?
From the moment the policewoman appeared, it was incredibly toxic. Aside from virgins and simps, probably very few could handle it; I certainly couldn't. If she's so good at being a simp, why doesn't she write for female-oriented fiction? She'd have a much better chance there.
... It started off really well, but what the hell happened in chapter seventeen? Everyone disbelieves you, mocks and despises you, and then you insist on saving them? And if you can't save them, you'll lose your life? Someone you've only known for a few days? Because they're a woman? Don't tell me it's for two thousand yuan and catching ghosts to accumulate merit; that just makes you look low-class. Is the protagonist too kind, or am I too dark? What the hell is going on?