
Running Away with My Wife from the Start
开局跑老婆
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 4y ago
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No wonder this book has poor grades and makes people uncomfortable reading it. Is the main character a virgin? My family had only been out of poverty for a few days, but I turned around and gave away millions of dollars and a company that was definitely worth over 100 million dollars to others. If you want to make the people in your hometown live a good life, it is no problem. When you become developed, you can invest in any industry to solve the employment problems of countless people and promote regional economic development. Instead of sitting in the countryside all day long and letting others manipulate you, like now, you can just say "I do".
Brothers, this book is poisonous and the views are a bit outrageous. It is not necessary to contribute to the country. The first poisonous point: the jade pendant given to his daughter was defrauded by his sister with candied haws, and the protagonist had no reaction at all. Even if it was foreshadowed that the protagonist would treat money like dirt no matter how rich he was, shouldn't the point be that the daughter was deceived? I always think that the protagonist should be like this: I can give it to you, but you can't take it away before I give it to you. This is in line with the three views of normal people. The second poisonous point: It is possible to contribute to the country, but it is impossible to be kidnapped by calculations and morals. The protagonist is a person who has been resurrected for the rest of his life. Even if he is picked on, he must take revenge, otherwise everyone can do something to the protagonist. The third poisonous point: I spent a lot of details and words to foreshadow how ruthless the wife abandoned her daughter and husband in order to return to Beijing. The protagonist also recalled a lot of times when he planned to break off the relationship, but when they met at the gate of the university, those conversations made me feel that the protagonist was really unforgettable about the old relationship and was obsessed with dog-licking thoughts. This book does not conform to my aesthetics and three views Brothers, I will withdraw it first, please come on
I just saw Cheng Wen, and I was about to give up. The heroine was just trash, and I just didn't write about her in the future. Later, the hero actually felt that he was a little indifferent to Cheng Wen's feelings. I was really shocked! There was no news for a year, and it was clear that he wanted a divorce. Later, the male protagonist became prosperous, and the female protagonist wanted to take over and was unwilling to let go. For such a selfish boxing champion with low moral standards, the male protagonist even reflected on his failure to consider the female protagonist's feelings. Oh my god, even contemporary saints are not enough to describe it! If you are afraid of female boxing, just say so. Obviously the writing was okay, but the author had to add shit to the soup and say goodbye. It's so uncomfortable. I obviously want to see little Chen Cheng grow up, but it's really hard to bear! According to me, the bad news should have come directly from Peiping. Cheng Wen died. Everyone is happy. Farewell.
Looking at this book makes me feel a bit like the emotional boosting posts on Weibo, Zhihu, NGA and other forums. Reading some places makes my blood pressure rise. Let me talk about two poisonous points that I think: 1. The valuable jewelry that the old man gave to the hero's daughter was deceived by the hero's sister, and the hero generously gave it away. My perspective is too small, and my three views are not in line with the noble sentiments of the protagonist: I am looking for, first, the old man's thoughts, and second, something to give to my daughter. The male protagonist actually let him go so generously, I can't accept it. I can barely accept that the male protagonist gives up various benefits to the village and town, and is kidnapped by morality to do good things for the village. The male protagonist still smiles. I can barely accept it, but I can't accept it here. To give a few examples here: The township head felt that the male protagonist could earn 10,000 yuan in half a month, but only gave the village 5,000 yuan to repair the power station. He was angry and scolded the male protagonist. The male protagonist's sister deceived his daughter's jewelry. The male protagonist said that the jewelry should be used as his sister's dowry. The younger sister disagreed and said that the male protagonist had to prepare at least 18,000 yuan for her dowry, because the male protagonist could earn tens of thousands. As for these two examples, I can't stand it. My structure is relatively small and I can't accept it. I can accept half of the male protagonist's profits being used to support the township, but I can't accept this kind of township head. Another poisonous point: the male protagonist's wife left her husband and daughter to go to school (it took three years to pass the exam, and the first three years were provided by the male protagonist's family). When she saw the male protagonist's daughter again, she knew that the male protagonist wanted a divorce: if you get rich, you will get divorced; do you know that it is the joint property of husband and wife? The above two points are disgusting to the husband as a wife. At the same time, what also happened in this chapter was that his daughter, who had not seen the computer for almost a year, came to Peiping from Sichuan to look for him. He did not agree with her, left her daughter and ran away after eating half the meal. He also asked his cousin to pretend not to know the male protagonist. I will talk about these two poisonous points, and everyone can decide for themselves the rest. Maybe this novel is relatively realistic (), and some parts highlight a reality, which I can't accept. I don't dare to continue reading, I'm afraid my blood pressure will be too high, so I'll ask, in the part about lovers, are you divorcing the wife who ran away? Are you preparing for a harem later? How to deal with the one who ran away? I hope someone who has seen it can tell me.
The protagonist is too selfish, small, and has a small structure. As a party member, when I go back in time and see great men, I still don't tell them everything. What did the country need at that time? Do you not believe in the wisdom and courage of the top management? You are still making a fuss down there, have you forgotten the oath you swore when you joined the party?
It's not that it's very tasteful, this novel is just too real. In fact, there are still many people like the heroine in reality, who are shrewd, selfish, powerful, self-interested, and have no family responsibilities. It's just that most novels know the readers' preferences, just like serving food. Not to mention arranging a Manchu-Han banquet for you, readers can also like hamburgers, steamed buns, and other dishes, but the author directly serves canned herrings. The most terrifying thing is that it occupies the main course. This is not a problem with the readers!
Don't tell me, there are actually a group of readers who are willing to read this kind of book.
I couldn't stand the moral kidnapping in the article. The protagonist was morally kidnapped and went to a place of poverty and nothing! ! ! He helped the village become rich, but the people in the village forced him to leave his hometown! Helping a man named Xie to save his father, he turned around and forced him to leave his hometown! He took care of the old blind man in every possible way, but in the end, his kindness was repaid with hatred! ! ! That's it, I still use my own money to buy various materials to build a foreign country and start from scratch. Is the protagonist a masochist? Look, go ahead and write realistic stories instead of rebirth stories, okay? Extremely poisonous! ! !
The article is okay, especially the feelings of family and country are very charming, but the author who advocates business to help the villagers and then save the country is a bit willful: ★First - 1.88 Per pound, sold 80 pounds of homemade seasoning and earned 1,500 yuan ★Then - 50,000 yuan a month deposit I paid 600,000 yuan for renting a house for half a year ★Then, my child bought you a 35-jin piglet on credit for 1.5 Yuan per kilogram, and I caught eels every day for almost half a year to pay off the debt. In the end, I paid back another 200 US dollars + 500 Hong Kong dollars and I still haven't paid it off...
The heroine should be careful, otherwise many book friends will give up the book. Is there a story about your running away wife in the later stage, or will she return to the hero? Anyway, I don't want to subscribe anymore. This heroine has been foreshadowed by you in so many previous chapters. If you still want to clear your name, then haha. I really don't know why she was so irritated when she was just about to be written! This is fiction, not reality.