
Winner in Life: Starting as a Failed Writer
人生赢家:从扑街写手开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 760k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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202Chapters
14.3kRecommendations
26.8kFans
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If you write about football and celebrities again, I won't follow you anymore.
I gave up on becoming an actress as soon as I saw the offer. Being exposed to the spotlight means I'll basically never be able to comfortably take girls out in China again.
It's still more classic to watch stories about making money and living a life of luxury and excitement.
After reading over ten chapters, I still don't understand the point of writing about Shang Lin's boyfriend. Was it just to make readers dislike Shang Lin? He spends tens of thousands of yuan of someone's money, accepts their kindness without a second thought, strings them along, and then dumps them as soon as he finds someone better. I don't understand why he was even written about.
I can't stand it anymore. I'm indifferent to sports, and what normal football player would read a novel?
The author has started to slack off and let himself go.
What are those words like?
The author's "Your Life of Money-Making and My Life Can Be Cheated Up" is quite good; perhaps you could write another book similar one?
It's not a subscription issue anymore; I'm even considering removing it from my bookshelf...
It felt like things fell apart after that. It started with basketball and soccer; it felt like I let loose and started doing whatever I wanted. I don't know what I was doing.