
I Can Make Money Just by Browsing Videos
我刷视频就能赚钱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
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859Chapters
11kRecommendations
40.8kFans
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This is just a mindless, nonsensical novel. I felt like throwing up after reading a few chapters. There are just too many things to complain about. Is the protagonist an idiot? A phone projected from the void, a super-intelligent device, and he's still worried someone will scam him out of his pitiful bank account.
Novels on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) usually go like this: the first chapter shows the protagonist's cheat ability, the second chapter is all about buying things, the third chapter is a tiny fraction of what's needed for family, or they continue buying things, and then it's all about buying things, picking up girls, showing off, and getting slapped in the face.
There's a reason he got beaten up. The protagonist was inexplicably beaten up, and afterwards at the police station, he said he wouldn't pursue the matter. Why didn't this protagonist call himself Lei Laohu (Thunder Tiger)? That would be true winning people over with virtue—beating you until you submit! I'm outta here, this is really toxic.
Yesterday, the toilet door lock at the bus station was broken, so I squatted down to relieve myself, holding onto the door. Suddenly, someone pulled on the door, so I pulled hard, and the person on the other end pulled even harder, pulling me out completely. I was furious, and without even wiping myself, I got into a fight with him. The next day, the newspaper published a story about two men maliciously fighting at the city's bus station, one of whom was beaten so badly he defecated.
Sorry, this is all I can do for the author. I've already subscribed to the whole thing, but I've been really annoyed by the last few chapters, so I've removed it from my bookshelf and unsubscribed. Also, I hope the author keeps up the good work! 🙂
After reading seven chapters, I personally think this is just the author indulging in self-indulgence. Making billions so easily, why sell cosmetics? If I were the protagonist, I'd rake in trillions and then spend lavishly like a king. If you think money doesn't equate to social status, start more businesses, build more factories, create hundreds of thousands or millions of jobs nationwide, and…
I inexplicably saw the protagonist get beaten up, then voluntarily reconcile, without having to pay compensation or be detained. Given his ability, he just took the beating for nothing—is he keeping this person around to beat the protagonist up again for fun?
With what the protagonist currently possesses, dealing with a black gangster shouldn't be too difficult, right? Why does he have to keep popping up and annoying people every now and then? It's ridiculous!
Has the author gotten the target audience wrong? They're already rich from watching videos and selling things, why are they messing around like this? "Super Rich" stories are all about spending money; nobody wants to see you make money!
It features time-traveling technology. It gets played by modern technology—how is that a story?