
The Real Estate King
房产之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 487k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
216Chapters
0Votes
289Recs
2kFans
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Reader comments 11
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Extremely depressing, not much fun, and the price is comparable to the housing prices in poor counties.
It's a bit depressing to read, and Yu Tao seems to have no ability at all now.
I lost interest in the first chapter. Not long after the protagonist joined the company, he recognized the leader as a big brother and felt grateful and admired. But there is nothing good about the big brother in the article. They are all routine conversations, and the internship period is almost over. The master does not teach the big brother anything and does not say hello. This is supposed to be his duty. How can the protagonist have the sense of gratitude and admiration?
Just look at the data and you will know, this book is too miserable
I haven't started watching yet, so grab a seat first
I don't understand. Is real estate sales really like this in reality?
How should I put it, it is a third-rate work written by a third-rate author. The last book was scrapped at the beginning, and this book is basically scrapped as well. Alas, strength, strength determines everything. The level of a writer can be basically seen with three golden pieces, unless the template is fixed.
I don't even want to read what you have to say.
Why are they all buying second-hand houses and writing books about new houses?
The author of the first picture may have misunderstood the teacher!