The Richest Man Starts with Trade-Ins

The idea is quite good. If instead of just refurbishing the sports car as soon as you get home, you can renovate the watch in a low-key manner, then raise money to transfer your father to a better ward, hire professional nurses, and then get to know the heroine (the heroine really doesn't need to be a classmate, and there is no need to explain the heroine's background from the beginning). By helping the female protagonist repair the car (of course, it is a real manual repair to highlight the male protagonist's own talents, the car is just an ordinary car), thank each other and treat each other to dinner, and deepen our understanding. Later, while taking care of his father, he renovated his own scrap yard and deepened his interaction with the heroine. After the father is discharged from the hospital, he can describe his own career development. At this time, he will get to know the heroine's brother through the heroine. At this time, he will contact the maintenance of luxury cars, set up his own auto repair shop, and professionally repair luxury cars, and the system can add new functions "modification". In the process of repairing cars, I get to know some first- and second-generation people and increase my network. At this time, renovation does not need to be limited to luxury cars. Luxury cars, yachts, airplanes, anything related to machinery can be added. If you are not afraid of death, you can set the heroine's parents to be the military, and then you can renovate a nuclear submarine. This way you can get a 404.

Well, I haven't read much. I've read the first few chapters, and there's not a single chapter that isn't poisonous. The protagonist has just graduated from Fudan University and earns 5,000 a month in Shanghai, but feels that his second-generation girlfriend spends too much. The protagonist has been home for two days, busy making green tea, but not visiting his father in the ICU. I have a brand new Cayenne in my hand, but I don't know how to make money for it. The protagonist's beautiful high school monitor has always been obsessed with the protagonist. Although he has just graduated, he is already able to be the chief surgeon for the protagonist's father who is in the ICU. It just so happened that someone was causing trouble because the hospital equipment was broken. The protagonist broke the ventilator chip in public, and then a white light flashed, the ventilator was as perfect as new, and then the beautiful squad leader who was 1.73 Meters tall sneaked into his arms on the spot. This book is only suitable for primary school students under the age of 20 who have no social experience. And you can't have any brains.

The plot is good, but the setting of this book is too poor. The supporting characters seem to know that the protagonist has a system. They give the protagonist the price of selling a scrap car to a used car, and the price of selling a used car to a new car to the protagonist. Then the author keeps writing the protagonist and enjoys it. Then I suggested that the author change the name to "The whole world knows that I have a system to recycle used cars at high prices"

Wouldn't it be nice to keep the car low-key and sell it to other places? The car was collected today, and it didn't take long to get one that was exactly the same, and both were luxury cars. The ones I come into contact with are all three types of second-generation cars. As long as someone is not stupid and can realize that something is wrong, and it is a refurbished car, I will just change the frame number and so on myself. But what do you say? Every time it is refurbished, it is turned on directly, and the refurbishing also comes with refueling... It's really a bottleneck.

It's 2021, can the plot be more reasonable? The person who runs a scrapyard has no money to pay medical bills? (No deposit? No insurance?) A surgeon in his twenties! (Did this doctor practice her skills in the womb, or does she also have a system?) When will the hospital allow patients to bring their own medical equipment? The funny thing is that if the equipment is broken, anyone can go in and fix it (even the leader of the medical department is the protagonist's father who dare not do this!)

Shouldn't I sell my refurbished Cayenne to pay for the medical expenses? What's written at the end is extremely long-winded. The protagonist's father still has to pay for his medical expenses.

After reading the introduction, I just want to ask, if you renovate a scrapped car, do you dare to sell it and let others put it on the road? Do you really think the online vehicle information system is fake? Can your engine number be changed? If you are caught, just wait to go to jail.

Are all novels like this now? The protagonist becomes rich as soon as he has money 😥

To evaluate it objectively, I have read this kind of "turning waste into treasure" two years ago. In fact, the subject matter is good. In addition, the writing is not very demanding in the writing, so it is just good. This book always makes you wander between being happy and feeling very unhappy. It makes your scalp numb. You said that the writing is not good. Don't write all the female characters in such detail in the early stage. Just follow the path of a brilliant novel, point out the role positioning, and then drive. This way it seems to make readers more comfortable. However, the author seemed to want to imitate those old writers and masters, and wanted to write the female characters with flesh and blood. As a result, the writing and character descriptions were not in place, and the women were just a little bit more mentally retarded. The audience was embarrassed, especially when the cousin came out, they abandoned it. It may be due to my personal reading habits, but other readers can still take a look. It is very satisfying to read this kind of subject after it is well written.

This is great!