Five Hundred Guo Jings
五百个郭靖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Having read so many novels over the years, watching the protagonists transform from all-powerful overpowered geniuses to hardworking lucky ones, and then to ordinary people with dreams, I've recently seen them finally become unambitious good-for-nothings. What kind of Bian Qianqian does this reflect about our society?
This book just doesn't feel right, and I can't laugh anymore. The author is completely indulging in self-indulgence, wallowing in his own depiction of high society, a bunch of people just parroting what they see. The second half is just filler, meaningless, aimless, and devoid of anything.
That's fake. Sixty thousand people couldn't even cut down a single cell phone, yet five hundred Guo Jings could cut down an electric scooter? That's not true. 🙂
Actually, the protagonist's personality is quite good.
Although he was lustful, reckless, timid, and afraid of trouble. However, the protagonist is essentially lawful good. For example, if you give the protagonist five million to betray Guo Jing, do you think he would do it? Minor details are not important, but major principles are not violated.
Q: What would you do if you had five hundred Guo Jings? A: Freebies from Pinduoduo
I've never seen a male protagonist whose IQ drops as his nutritional drinks decrease. This book was really hard to get into at first, until my IQ was also dragged down to the same level as his subscription progressed, and then it suddenly became clear! I'm here to add a subscription for Calabash Brothers.
After reading over 100 chapters, I feel the protagonist is very similar to one of my elementary school classmates, extremely similar. However, he's mentally challenged (not an insult), officially certified as so, receives a monthly allowance, and has completed nine years of elementary school. So I've been quite curious about those in the comments who say they see themselves in him.
Why is Zhou Yu considered an unstable element? Because with his cheat-like abilities, he should have become an exploiter, but what did he do? Did he ensure those in power remained secure? He didn't want to exploit others, so they forced him to.
The protagonist type, Zhou Yu, is simply invincible. Whenever the author doesn't want to continue writing a certain plot point, they can just add a line like "Dudu chickened out," and immediately start padding the story. This psychologist story will probably follow the same pattern of Zhou Yu chickening out, with a different plot point to continue padding. The problem isn't the padding itself, but the lack of consistent updates; it makes readers feel like they've read nothing at all.
The protagonist in each of the author's books has an extremely extreme personality. Pan An was extremely inquisitive. Ruoshui is extremely confident. Qingshan is extremely assertive. Zhou Yu was extremely weak. Hackley is extremely secretive.