Livestreaming Tycoon
直播神豪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 849k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
398Chapters
13.1kRecommendations
26.9kFans
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I don't know how to explain this to the author and some other people's understanding of the internet, so I'll just show you the picture.
Sigh... Writing Han Yue's storyline successfully turned me off!
Most adults would probably give up after the first few chapters. This is probably more suitable for middle and high school students…
This book is quite well-written, but I personally turned it off because of the romantic subplot between the protagonist and the car owner. Of course, I'm not saying the subplot is bad; on the contrary, it's very realistic. But this is, after all, a novel. Wouldn't the simple romance with Han Yue be better? Why make the romance so realistic?
The main plot revolves around live-streaming sales, but the first live-streaming sales attempt failed. They only managed one sale in over 100 chapters, and the rest were just random digressions, completely deviating from the main storyline!
I have a question. Is it true that in current "super-rich" novels, the protagonist's family background must be extremely poor to be included? What's the point of having a poor family background for the protagonist? Is it just for sympathy? I've read several system-based "super-rich" novels where the protagonist comes from a well-off family and has good grades.
To be honest, I felt that personally sending out mass messages in the book club to recruit more people was a really low thing to do.
I hate live-streaming sales the most; 99% of them are scammers.
It's supposed to be a live-streaming e-commerce system, but after reading over a hundred chapters, the protagonist only sold goods once, and quite poorly at that. He only succeeded by relying on his super-rich status. Frankly, the author seems to have a grand scheme and a lot to write, but these plot points could have been developed step by step.
I just don't understand the point of having to create a female lead first. It makes spending money feel like a waste. Couldn't they have built up their reputation and made money first before finding a female lead? The idea that a rich and beautiful woman dreams of becoming a live streamer is ridiculous. I don't even dare to say what the point of giving money is. It would be much better to read the story without this female lead at the beginning.