
This Transmigration Came a Little Too Early
这个穿越有点早
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 5.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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The book's premise and plot are problematic. Putting aside the surreal concept of a portable warehouse, the main character, a grain depot worker, constantly reselling grain for profit is absurd. An occasional offense might go unnoticed, but if he does it frequently, people will start watching him. How will he explain being reported and arrested?
I have a million-word novel that got banned. Just write this one well, invest with confidence, and I'll help you make a living.
Firstly, the female lead had just left, and the male lead was cheating on her while simultaneously writing her love letters every day. How did he manage that? Second: Seeing a man stabbed to death for cheating on his wife on the street, I was terrified and still cheated on my wife that night. Third: The protagonist is terrified of that era.
The beginning was excellent, but I almost dropped the book during the second wife scene, but I held back. The "borrowing a seed" plot was truly disgusting, and I couldn't stand it. The woman didn't even get the seed in the end, so it's clear the author deliberately wrote this part to annoy readers and ruin their impression.
I can't take it anymore! The protagonist is wasting money like this every day, and everyone else is acting like they have no brains. Even the villain doesn't know to report him.
This book should just be called "Living in a Courtyard, Becoming a Super Doting Dog". You're a time traveler, always worrying about trivial matters. Your money-making methods are full of loopholes, and your career is a mess. You're a sycophant, but in a disgusting way. You're playing the role of a slacker in the 60s and 70s? Do you really think everyone else is stupid?
The fact that they gave Ni Meizi a reason to leave shows they're preparing for a harem. I don't understand why they can't write without a harem. Writing about that era is already risky; adding a harem? Haha, subscriptions will definitely drop, and the site will reduce the resources they give you. Yeah, that's how I'm going to write it; I don't care about the money.
I've given up! The content is entirely based on bystanders directly copying the plot as usual. I honestly didn't see any moral compass in you! This is a historical fiction story, and you're playing games with it! You're practically handing your life over to them! Not only are you just coasting along in your cadre position, but you're also drinking and eating meat every day.
It's already at 50,000 words, and the more I read, the more frightened I get. Judging by the author's usual style, it's probably about to enter the palace, right?
Author, you've committed a major writing taboo. First, the protagonist's character was always portrayed as devoted, but now he's become a jerk—it's inconsistent. Secondly, in that era, having an affair was a serious offense. The female lead was actually very well-developed; otherwise, the book would be abandoned en masse.