When the Programmer Turns on the Plug-In

Programmers who don't know how to cheat are not good apes 🤓

After reading the current update, there are too many descriptions of workplace struggles in the article. For this type of article and Goldfinger, it is actually best to downplay the workplace struggle, because the protagonist's Goldfinger is destined not to be an ordinary person, and it is best to start his own business, from a small clinic to a medical empire. He can directly work alone and be the master of the house. With this kind of Goldfinger, it is best to work alone without too many constraints, and it can also maximize Goldfinger's abilities. Furthermore, workplace struggle is a pitfall. If it is written well, it is fine. If it is written poorly, it is poisonous. Just like in the article, the protagonist is targeted and about to be framed, but he still wants to stay in the company. This is poisonous, and it is enough to dissuade a wave of readers. They feel that the protagonist has a disease in his head and is a bitch. The time when the protagonist's keyboard was taken away, he should just resign and leave after taking thousands of dollars of stuff. What future does this kind of company have, what is there to keep as a souvenir, but in the end, the protagonist only got the keyboard back, and that was it 🤫🤫🤫

If you have any questions, please don't complain.

The plot about slapping the former female boss in the face is deliberate and protracted, and the plot about the fortune teller is meaningless and cumbersome and can be deleted.

It was a bit awkward to see Cheng Wen giving shares to start-up employees when he first founded the company. After all, he made no contribution. However, considering that the protagonist has just transitioned from the role of a social animal to that of an entrepreneur, it is understandable that he does not know enough about corporate entrepreneurship. I personally think that we can consider describing the protagonist's gradual growth through learning management knowledge. After all, start-up companies generally have option pools when financing. It would be foolish to issue shares at the beginning!

Is the author a tester? . . But the intelligence of this novel is touching.

The IQ of this book is really touching! 🥵

Is the author a high school student? The writing is a bit bad, so I suggest you use this book as an exercise. Although the writing is a bad system article, I still have some ideas. The programmer is still good, but I haven't seen anything involved in it. At least you should know something about the profession you are writing about, right? Wouldn't it be nice to write some more daily routines? I have to deal with some crooked things like the boss who was slapped in the face! The workplace is very realistic. If you have the ability, your boss will not embarrass you, let alone the female boss there (if you do, it only means that you are not ranked in the company you work for, and you can be replaced at a lower level at any time). Write a good career system article, don't write that kind of outdated slap in the face, it is very embarrassing. I can't stand the book anymore. As for why I left a long review before leaving, it's because the author still has a certain amount of imagination, but his writing style is not very punctual. Again, I suggest the author treat this book as an exercise.

Can you change the text? Don't use those pretentious and slap-in-the-face plots that lower your intelligence. The first 10 chapters are really good, but until the system becomes smart, it feels like two books. Isn't the small plot of the competition around Chapter 20 disgusted by so many people in the chapter reviews? If you don't change it, who will pay attention to what you write next after everyone in front of you has been persuaded to leave? ? I just saw Chapter 21 and couldn't help but come out to read the comments, only to find that there are so many people talking about this issue For now, I'll save it for a while and then check it out

Alas╯╰Do programmers still have to write code when they have a system? So tired

He was forced to lose his wits and even repaid his thirst. After reading Chapter 20, he was poisoned and died.

Pretend to slap someone in the face, forcibly reduce your intelligence, and die from poison 😰

Brainless wisdom, early persuasion to retreat

There is no bug-free program in the world

I feel like the writing was pretty good. Except for the plot being a bit slow and the slap in the face part where it felt like Huo was being forcibly subdued, everything else was pretty good. Come on, update soon 😁

If there are too many poisons, it will be returned to water. It is not an ordinary water. I wanted to give up during the competition, but I persisted for a while. When it came to fortune telling, I started to use water to return poison 😅

As a programmer, it's so embarrassing to watch this.

Author, let me ask you an expert question. Do you know how to measure concurrency and instant kills? If you can't answer, please check the information carefully before writing.

The pace was too slow and I didn't leave until chapter 100. . . . It's not suitable for the current situation. Nowadays, reading novels is all about squeezing out time for entertainment. I feel like it would be great if the transformation could be completed in the first three chapters.

After reading Chapter 76, the protagonist develops an AI that can optimize all programs and sells it to Apple (without selling the source code) for $20,000 plus an Apple product package. I'm too lazy to talk about the boring plot of the fortune teller in front of me. I really can't stand it here. I can only say that it's no wonder you feel cold. .

Poisonous chicken soup, slap in the face. Tested for poison.

I don't know what the author was thinking

As a coder, this is quite embarrassing.

I've read over 40 chapters so far, and it's just plain boring. Is this a novel? Life is ordinary enough. Reading novels is just for fun. You really make me feel unhappy.

As a programmer reserve, I will support it first, although I have not read it.

This book is extremely poisonous. The thief can drag it. . . Write 16 chapters of a slap-in-the-face plot

After reading Chapter 20, I can honestly say that the dialogue in the plot is really awkward.

Written like a primary school student keeping a running account

In fact, many advanced testers have strong coding skills~

It feels very expository! ! ! !