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Am I the only one who finds the younger sister annoying? Every story uses so many words to describe her; I skip to the next section as soon as she appears.
I can't take it anymore, my sister is so annoying, I can't stand it.
This is a story about a nanny, mostly featuring the mother and younger sister.
Holy crap, aside from stories about stay-at-home dads, I've never seen so many scenes involving children. It seriously ruins the reading experience. How can a three-year-old have so much drama? Seventy percent of a chapter is filled with scenes involving three-year-olds? You could tolerate one or two chapters, but this is every single one! It's ridiculous. Reading experience: -10.
The biggest flaw in this book is the excessive focus on the younger sister. Being a sister-obsessed reader is fine, but when four or five chapters are 70-80% filled with the younger sister, that's just filler!
Okay, let's change the name. Let's call it "Super Milk Bro: My Wall Street Rise to Power, Accidentally Entering Hollywood, and Inadvertently Filming the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Morning Jogging—The Boring Life of Breaking the World 100-Meter Record"
I haven't even read the VIP chapter yet! I just read that the protagonist got approval for 2,000 acres of land within Beijing's Third Ring Road, but instead of setting up a real estate company to manage it, he put the land into a film company he co-founded with the Jiang brothers.
I haven't read the novel yet, but I've read the synopsis. The synopsis says that the protagonist was about to take off when his sister pulled him down. This "taking off" probably refers to the moment when his career takes off. But the fact that his sister pulled him down when his career was taking off suggests that she will hold him back or betray him at some point, causing a huge blow to his career.
I couldn't even finish the first few dozen chapters! Can you please stop calling the younger sister "little person" all the time?! It's so cringeworthy! 😥
This author writes far too much, and it's all rather mindless. It's okay when she appears occasionally, but once she starts, it never stops. I got annoyed and gave up after reading less than ten chapters. 🙄🙄