I Really Am Just a Landlord
我真的只是个包租公
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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40.7kFans
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The story begins in a cultural desert. Does "cultural desert" refer to North Korea? Mongolia? Or something else? I've never seen a major country that is a cultural desert. When the Soviet Union's economy was booming, its entertainment industry was very advanced. Hollywood often went to the Soviet Union to learn from its experience. Entertainment is an industry closely related to the economy.
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At first, I thought it was a lighthearted story about a rich guy, but after reading it, I realized it was a typical shonen manga/anime about a rich kid showing off and cheating. And it even starts with him showing off in college – why can't he escape this college-smart-show-off trope? 🤔
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Having read part of it, putting aside the writing style and plot, I felt that the values were skewed, or rather, it didn't suit my personal taste. Regardless of the author's purpose, the fact that the author interacted with, or even positively described, well-known intellectuals like Gao Xiaosong and Chai Jing, while it is the author's freedom, still made me reluctant to read it.
The biggest problem is that it's clearly a formal rental agreement written like an entertainment story. I started skipping around from the drill instructor chapter. Why not just quietly focus on the house? Why make it so flashy? No wonder nobody reads it.
The officers in military training are soldiers too. I can't accept someone who's arrogant and tries to fight their instructor. That kind of thinking doesn't align with my values. 🤫🤫Goodbye!
The main character was quite normal at the beginning, but he became increasingly ridiculous later on. It became uncomfortable to read; I don't know if it's the main character who's ridiculous or the author.
Why do I feel like the main character is an idiot? His IQ is lacking.
It's poisonous; those whose poison resistance isn't maxed out shouldn't enter.