The Second-Rate Life in Pinghu
平湖二流
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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614Chapters
2.4kRecommendations
5.3kFans
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I don't watch the Young and Dangerous movies, and I think anyone who likes them is an idiot and no good.
I don't watch the "Young and Dangerous" series, and I think anyone who likes it is a fool, not a good person. "Second-rate scoundrel" is a common term for thugs in most parts of mainland China. The author's writing style is clearly good, so why use "second-rate scoundrel" as the title and the protagonist's name? It's puzzling. What are you trying to express?
A promising new book, stay tuned! Give me a vote and add this to your favorites. Thank you with a smile!
Why does it start getting disgusting at chapter 250? Is the author trying to be awful too? They inexplicably throw in a scene about a KTV incident and a rich kid fighting over a prostitute! And it looks like there's more to it than meets the eye. This plot is utterly disgusting!
Is your chapter title a limerick? It looks so disgusting.
I only read the first chapter, but it was quite funny. Keep it up, author!
I gave up after reading chapter 136. Starting a business with Lenovo computers? Have any of you ever seen a worse, more exploitative brand of PCs than Lenovo? Is Lenovo only involved in government procurement of personal computers? With this kind of mindset, how can they possibly make money? They can only scrape by.
The second-rate writing is quite good, but the portrayal of officialdom is a bit frustrating; the constant compromises are depressing.
Does anyone know how well this book is written? Or what the content of this book is about?
How the hell did this end already?
It's rare to be able to calmly follow a book for so long. It's been a long time since it was updated. Does that mean it's not going to be updated anymore?