A Windfall-Fueled Life
横财人生
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 541k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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222Chapters
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They clearly stated that the system provided the information and everything was reasonable, but then they went to court and got involved in criminal law.
What utter nonsense is this? After marriage, all property becomes joint property. Have you lost your mind? Have you developed a system? Get a divorce first.
Personally, I feel the author is a woman, and it seems like she came to write in a male-dominated world. The male lead is too awkward; he seems like someone who doesn't appreciate what he has and only fawns over what he can't have. The female lead is also a bit disgusting, like a very subservient maid.
This useless protagonist is utterly useless without a system; he's both pretentious and affected.
The male lead has warped values; even after marriage, he still thinks his wife has problems. If she has problems, why get married? He's always trying to control her. The female lead is a total green tea b*tch; she's clearly greedy for money, yet she's always wondering where the male lead's money comes from and dreaming of having her own business so she can go solo.
This book certainly has its merits. What moved me the most was the love between Wu Song and Diao Chan. Zhang Fei turned against his sworn brother Xie Xun, the Golden-Haired Lion King, in order to save Wang Mang. I was especially moved to tears when I read about Guo Jing giving up his position as leader of the Sun Moon Sect and resolutely wandering the world with Yue Buqun, the Gentleman Sword.
It is suggested that the author compensate those who read this book with 50 yuan for emotional distress.
A cross-dressing, eccentric intellectual; those who know, know.
Coming from a lifestyle blogger, I don't believe the author isn't a bit schizophrenic (*^ω^*)
Male-oriented toxic books
After reading the first chapter, I skipped through two more. The male lead is just a simp. This isn't a male-oriented novel; it's a female-oriented novel. Otherwise, why would the plot be female-centric? Male-oriented novels should behave like male-oriented novels. In female-oriented novels, men can be subservient to women or even inferior to them because that's a female-oriented novel.