My Remaining Years Are on Easy Mode
我的余生开了挂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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842Chapters
2kRecommendations
3.6kFans
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After reading 20 chapters, I couldn't stand the protagonist's mindless boasting anymore. I guess only newbies who are just getting into online novels would like this kind of story; even veteran readers would be poisoned to death!
I don't want to fall into this pit, so can someone pull me out? Never mind, I'll climb out myself.
The fact that she was the school beauty's ex-girlfriend should have deterred many people from getting into the relationship.
Reading too many of these "super-rich" novels gets boring; they're mindless and offer no relatability.
You have no money, but I have money.
I don't even want to go into the comments section anymore. I didn't understand before; I always read posts but never replied, so I never leveled up or gained experience. Now I get it: replying to posts levels you up and earns experience, and leveling up requires experience, so I've copied that sentence down and will reply to every post I see, grab the experience, and then leave.
There are too many flaws, I can't watch anymore, goodbye!
You can't use your brain when reading this book...
When this book was written, there was no outline. It was written as I went along with whatever came to mind, without any logic, experience, or research. The plot was stiff and the dialogue was childish.
Spending money too slowly
Is it the protagonist's talent for spending money that's being limited, or is it the author who's being limited? The most basic expenses are food, clothing, housing, and transportation, followed by additional entertainment expenses. I can only say that the speed at which they spend money is acceptable; I look forward to seeing them come up with new tricks in the future.