The International Manufacturer

I have a question about whales. I can't find any information online about how whaling helps the marine environment. I'd like to know where I can find information about the authors of this article.

The male lead's character is far too bland and uninteresting. For a while, I felt he didn't deserve the title of "male lead." The old trope of "pretending to be weak to deceive others" is written so nauseatingly. In school, whenever a girl likes him, she's surrounded by a group of self-important friends who mock and ridicule her. It's giving me a headache.

Does the "Ten Thousand Rewards" event still have a third watch? It used to be, but why is it happening less and less these days?

Seeing people giving away or selling shares, I can't stand it anymore. It's idiotic. A total of 100 shares, being divided up here and there—it's ridiculous. The company was built through hard work; it should be built up gradually. It's ridiculous.

To put it bluntly, the protagonist is incredibly powerful with a huge cheat code, all the supporting characters are completely brainless, the romance is a mess, and I feel a physical aversion whenever a female character appears. In short, it's a bunch of characters who drag the main character down, even though they can usually solve the problems, it's still unpleasant to watch.

This book has nothing to offer except for its writing style. The business aspects are written like child's play, completely haphazardly. The romance is a tangled mess, constantly ripping you off. The scene of a billionaire having a business meeting with high-ranking Vivo executives, while the protagonist is dressed in last year's old down jacket and jeans—I don't even know what to say.

The romance scenes were terrible... I have to say the female lead is completely unworthy of the main characters, she's way too much of a mismatch.

Lin Huier's performance here was truly a failure. Despite having such advantages, she chose to accept this situation. She's not even that pretty, and she's so scheming. It's really disgusting to watch, like swallowing flies.

To be honest, the main reason I dropped the book was because of the plot point where the female lead got pregnant and then considered abortion! It could be due to financial inability to raise the child, an unhealthy fetus, or something else, but considering taking away an innocent life because of pain (doesn't abortion hurt?) Is simply unacceptable!

This book is full of flaws. It's supposed to be a novel about making money through cutting-edge technology, but it's filled with negativity and melodramatic plots. It feels like the author just copied a bunch of negative news stories and melodramatic plots from the news and put them into the novel. I don't know what the author is trying to express.