
Starting in 2011
2011开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 849k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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241Chapters
12.2kRecommendations
13kFans
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Based on my years of experience in appreciating young seedlings, this book is destined to flop once it hits the shelves. The pacing is too slow and disjointed, there are no exciting moments, the plot is a bit like a diary entry, there is no conflict, and even less exciting moments. Unless the author pulls off a miraculous comeback later, it's highly likely to flop.
The writing is quite good. I also read the previous book. I think there are two reasons why this book isn't popular. First, the "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered advantage) is too subtle. It's still unclear. Second, the protagonist chose to sell vegetables. Even all his relatives and friends in the book opposed this choice, but he stubbornly insisted.
Keep it up! (From a major financial institution)
New book started! Write well! Stop writing about those messy relatives, they're toxic!
One update a day isn't enough; you need to bring out your writing skills and the spirit of a major power's finance.
I just wanted to ask if he pounced on it or not? I just don't understand. Although the previous book had a lot of mundane family matters, at least the protagonist was very successful. His career took off quickly, but it was still quite enjoyable. This book starts with mundane family matters, but there's nothing particularly exciting about it. The superpower is described in a very veiled way.
The writing is really good; it's a pity that many books with worse grades have achieved better results. The main problem is that the early parts are a bit discouraging. It starts to get interesting from the part about selling jade in Shanghai. I'll give you my daily recommendation votes.
I've already subscribed to the entire first book. Will this one allow the female lead's dream of becoming empress to come true? Please give me a thumbs up!
Is the author using an alternate account? A book with the title "Winning Prizes Every Day" sounds a lot like your writing style. 🤔
The only bad thing about this book is that it's like a male dog, acting like a lunatic who goes after any woman he sees.