I'm a Mining Boss

Let's briefly talk about the poisonous points: 1. The professional theoretical knowledge is extremely lacking 2. The heroine design is so bad that it simply ruins the audience's relationship 3. The system restricts the protagonist like a dog chain, but it has been relaxed later 4. The first employee after establishing the company is simply extremely poisonous and beautiful. He is young and has a background, but he is just a brainless person. In addition, the name of the company is simply unbearable Summary: The subject matter is very good, but the author failed to write it. It could be written as a hard-core urban novel, but it just gives people a sense of fragmentation. In addition, the description of the supporting characters is too failed to promote the plot at all.

This is the geological structure

This book was really unreadable, and I endured reading ten or twenty chapters. There were too many poisonous points, and I didn't know where to start with so many complaints. There weren't many likable characters, and all I did was act like a fool. People who never post can't stand it, and I don't understand why so many people invest.

In the first chapter, the family is heavily in debt and is facing a "counterfeiting" crisis. When the protagonist discovers a big mine, he immediately forgets about family matters. It's all "I'm going to make a fortune" and "find someone reliable to work with." Don't tell me about mining qualifications or anything like that. You just didn't think of sharing it with your family. Chapter 2 Because of the discovery of the big mine, all the leaders came to toast the protagonist during the meal? Are you sure there's nothing wrong with toasting? In order to avoid misunderstanding you, I endured the poison and read a few sentences below. Yes, my poison resistance is low. There are so many people in the comment area who read twenty or thirty chapters before making a strategic retreat. I can't stand it anymore and I have to run away in the second chapter! There is always a shortage of books now, because too many people think that novel authors have an easy job. They can write whatever they want, and everyone is very tolerant and encouraging. There is no shortage of people who say, "You don't have to read it if you don't like it, but don't be frivolous." This is no reason for you to slap your poisonous points on the readers' faces. The world is far away, farewell!

It's a completely brainless and cool article, very poisonous! I was disgusted when I saw the daughter reporting her father. Who could be disgusted by writing about such a heartless and unjust woman?

The system restrictions in this book are simply illogical. Buying two cars is considered a waste and is it a violation? I have two cars without a system, okay? Also, if you buy it and don't use it, it's a waste and a violation. So if you buy a car, you can't park it? If you buy a house, you can't go out? Simply funny

Anyone who can open a mine either has a backend or is ruthless and has the right people. If there is nothing else, you will not be able to mine the minerals in your land. In a few years, it will probably be filled with cement and sink into the sea.

You want to create a heroine with a carefree character, but in my opinion, she has a bad personality and poor quality. Can an acquaintance break down the door? The back of your head? Squirting after eating? (Maybe she complained because it was funny, but normal people would at least say sorry afterward.) What she said later was out of her mind, and she felt like the whole world revolved around her! Farewell in defeat!

Chapter 29 is really about persuading people to quit. After buying a car for my mother, I wanted to buy one for myself but it didn't work. It was illegal and the system had to be untied 👍👍 It was really a large-scale persuasion to quit. I borrowed what the old man in the book review said: "You spent money to eat yesterday, and you spend money to eat again today. She thinks it is illegal, so the system needs to be untied."

I can't bear to see myself running a gold mine independently. It doesn't matter if you don't have money or even IQ. Did the bald head give you the courage?