
The Golden Age Against the Tide
逆流黄金时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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658Chapters
13.6kRecommendations
19.8kFans
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I couldn't continue after reading two chapters; the setting is too far-fetched and arbitrary! Only 20 yuan a month in 1992? Back in 1992, when I was in elementary school, my family would give me two or three yuan a day for breakfast and soda. How poor was the protagonist to only have 20 yuan a month's salary? The second chapter says he ran 800 meters in ten minutes.
Isn't this kind of writing style satisfying? Is this the current trend on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform)? I'd also like a single female lead story, as long as there's genuine emotion and no random character acquisition. What I can't stand is all this tangled romance while insisting on a single female lead.
Either accept everything or refuse outright. Pretending to feel indebted to this person while being deeply in love with that person—isn't that disgusting?
I've only read the first 30 chapters, and there's already a cousin, a kebab girl, and a girl from the compound... Where did all this romance come from?
I've only read the first 30 chapters, and there's already a cousin, a kebab girl, and a girl from the compound... Where did all this romance come from?
I read the first three or four hundred chapters and it was truly rubbish; I don't know how the later chapters will be. The relationships between the protagonist and the female characters are too messy. There are so many female characters, and he doesn't know which one he likes. He flirts with each of them, and then withdraws when they all seem to like him. I have no idea what this is supposed to be?!
It's too messy and I can't understand it, so I gave up.
This author's writing is too disorganized. I've read over 100 chapters, and I still haven't figured out a main plot. It's like the author is writing about one thing, then suddenly veers off to another. And the transitions between chapters are messed up. The reader is completely lost and can't follow the author's train of thought. The story itself is good, but the author's narrative logic really needs to be improved.
Why? Because when setting up a company, foreigners are required to own 20% of the shares.
The writing is a bit convoluted. I think if online novels want to have a market, they need to be written more plainly and clearly. Books that require understanding are unlikely to become popular. Online novels are more suitable for authors than for writers.
The beginning was fine, but then they started selling sheep in the middle... One dollar a sheep, transportation, shop opening, labor, profit sharing, paying off years of debts—can your accounts even keep up? A distance of 400-500 kilometers, switching between Beijing and Inner Mongolia—can they teleport?