I'm Really Just a Delivery Driver
我真的是一个外卖员啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 574k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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276Chapters
16.9kRecommendations
121.1kFans
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This feels a bit rip-off!! The protagonist's father works for the investigation bureau, doing things for the country, and his family gets implicated, yet they have to pay for their own hospital and medical expenses? If the protagonist hadn't awakened some kind of cheat-like ability, his entire family would have been wiped out long ago!!!
It's well-written and worth reading, but I hope the author doesn't let the protagonist join the Investigation Department. My reasons are: 1. The protagonist's strength isn't enough. 2. The protagonist has a family, which is a weakness and he can't afford to cause trouble. 3.
Chapter 7: I can't keep going, you guys keep going! (ง •̀_•́)ง
That Xu Xiujun downstairs, he's everywhere there are donations, always the same thing, relying on playing the victim to gain sympathy. He's written over two million words, and his writing style is... Unique. I won't say anything unpleasant here; those who've read it understand what "unique" means. But that's not the main issue. The biggest problem is his character.
Does this kind of book not get any bad reviews? I don't believe it.
This ability is a joke! An outstanding college student? Are you kidding me? From the moment you know who's trying to assassinate you, you should have killed them all without hesitation. Why sacrifice the father? Thumbs down, goodbye.
Disgusting! His father's life hangs in the balance, and he's still flirting with other people. What a good son!
A clichéd, simple story. The male protagonist in this urban world has superpowers. He was looked down upon by his classmates, which was a slap in the face. He was pursued by the school beauty. The villain's intelligence is reduced.
Speechless. I don't know what kind of brainstorming idea this has. You have the ability, so why do you go and deliver food to pay for your tuition? Aren't you targeting the Xu family? You can make money by any means necessary. It's really brainless of you to go and deliver food.
Judging from the first chapter, the author's writing style is quite good. Regarding the argument that the protagonist's parents, being relatives of public officials, shouldn't have to pay for the accident, the accident initially appeared to be a car crash. They wouldn't normally associate it with assassination or anything like that, so paying for it isn't wrong. I've added it to my bookshelf.