
When a Programmer Gets Cheat Codes
当程序员开了外挂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 514k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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241Chapters
9.1kRecommendations
13.9kFans
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After reading the current updates, there are too many descriptions of workplace struggles in the text. For this type of story with a protagonist who has a cheat ability, it would be best to downplay workplace struggles. This is because the protagonist's cheat ability means that he is not an ordinary person, and it would be best if he started his own business, like going from a small clinic to a…
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The plot involving the ex-female boss's comeback felt contrived and dragged on, while the fortune teller's storyline was meaningless and tedious and could be removed.
Seeing Cheng Wen give shares to the startup employees right after the company was founded felt a bit awkward, since they hadn't contributed anything. However, considering the protagonist has just transitioned from being a corporate slave to an entrepreneur, his lack of understanding of company management is understandable.
The intelligence level in this book is truly touching! 🥵
Was the author some kind of test...? But the author's IQ in this novel is truly appalling.
Is the author a high school student? The writing is a bit bad; I suggest treating this as practice. Although it's a common system novel, it still has some ideas, and the programmer aspect is decent. However, I didn't see any relevant content. At least you should understand the basics of the profession you're writing about, right?
Could you please revise the text? Please remove those ridiculous, pretentious, and face-slapping plots. The first 10 chapters were actually quite good, but after the system developed intelligence, it felt like a completely different book. Didn't you see how many people disliked the little competition scene around chapter 20?
Forcedly lowering intelligence, and it's also padded out; I died of poisoning after reading 20 chapters.
Sigh ╯╰ Do programmers still have to write code even with a system? So tiring!