
I Really Don't Want to Be a Warm Man
我真不想当暖男
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 111k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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52Chapters
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I hope you don't develop skills that are too exaggerated.
What? ! Are you the Dragon King? !
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I'm so impressed that even the introduction has typos, you are this 👍
I feel that the protagonist's mother is a foreshadowing. The protagonist's mother should be the daughter of a wealthy family. She then fell in love with the protagonist's father and gave birth to the protagonist. Then the family used some reason to force or force the protagonist's mother to return to a wealthy family and then be used for business marriage or other things. Then the protagonist or the protagonist's mother or others recognized that the protagonist was the son of the protagonist's mother. Then it became a series of bloody plots in urban literature (this is purely a personal opinion, please don't comment if it is different or does not conform to your thoughts)
What a shame for such a good book!
It has the potential to become a big hit, and I hope it won't develop skills that are too unrealistic in the later stage, which may cause it to collapse easily.
I feel like this book has fallen apart. The time traveled back in time was so underdeveloped, and people were still selling sex to make money, and I thought people were so stupid. If the system is not set up well, you won't be able to progress step by step. Wouldn't it be nice to set a level for dance?
The protagonist did not take the college entrance examination and dropped out of school. Can the protagonist take the college entrance examination in the future?
I haven't finished the last book yet, why am I writing this one again? Is it because I am very confident in this one? Why is it not as good as that one I read?
In this kind of urban novel, the life and death of the protagonist should not be controlled by the system, which is a big loss.