
I Earn Every Penny the Hard Way
我赚的真是辛苦钱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
485Chapters
11.9kRecommendations
76.9kFans
More by this author
In booklists 1
Readers also read
Blazing Red, 1975: My Wife Wants Me to Take on a Whole Row of Them
Conquering America by Opening an Apocalypse Shelter
Hong Kong, 1978: A Tycoon Who Started by Growing Vegetables
Chinese Showbiz: Starting by Bonding with a Contract Beast
Period: The Laid-Back Life I Started After Moving to the Countryside
The Tycoon with a Learning Panel
Reborn: I'm Done Taking Risks
I Really Don't Want to Be a Simp Anymore
Ten Thousand a Day: I Became a Capitalist Through Dating
A Hundred Flavors Across the Heavens
EN
Film and TV Worlds: Starting from Drug God
After My Divorce, My Luck Took a Turn for the Better
Reader comments 25
Google Translate









I work out myself, going to the gym at least four times a week. I'm really looking forward to the male model's appearance on the show. I feel disgusted by those effeminate young men dancing on TV shows. The men of our great nation shouldn't have that kind of effeminate beauty, but rather a muscular, masculine beauty, with powerful shouts, sweat, beautiful muscle definition, bulging muscles, and steely willpower.
😥 A single-person infinite flow is better; it's a bit toxic to insist on writing about transmigrators from other dimensions.
I started reading online novels in 2006 at a rental bookstore. I've stayed up countless nights reading them. As I read more and more, I became more and more discerning. I would follow and vote for books with logical and reasonable plots, and I would tip the authors of well-written and favorite works to encourage them. There are so few good books now. I hope the environment can become more relaxed, that more great authors will emerge, and that online literature can flourish again.
This type of novel's realistic volume is either a wish-fulfillment story or a bland read used as a diversion after watching a film or television adaptation. It wasted my time, my Qidian coins, and all the anticipation I built up from the early plot points. All I got in return was increasing frustration and anger. That's my overall feeling after reading from chapter 195 onwards.
This book is quite good; a gem that's been overlooked. I'll support the author and encourage them to keep writing.
My cousin's storyline is a real disaster. These days, universities won't shut you out just because you can't pay tuition. As long as you have an acceptance letter, you just go and register when classes start. Universities never pressure you to pay tuition; at most, they'll ask you to pay it back at graduation. And if all else fails, there are student loans to pay back slowly after graduation. This kind of plot is just ridiculous.
I honestly shake my head at this variety show. I think there are many examples from overseas that could be written about. This show is just so tedious and I find it incredibly awkward to watch.
These latest chapters are truly indescribable; the quality has plummeted. And this variety show... There's been too much description of it. It should end quickly; just briefly mention the second and third seasons. The Hong Kong storyline could be explored. Since we're on biotechnology, we could also write about aerospace technology, like Elon Musk! There are also overseas storylines and island scenes. Actually, we could buy more islands, separating research and life!
This is so damn frustrating! Anyone dares to mess with the protagonist. Summer Interactive Entertainment has been messed with multiple times, and Genetic Engineering has also been messed with multiple times, and there's no more time travel stuff after that! Dude, we're here for time travel, okay? It's not good to keep writing about reality! And you're a man with a system, your life is just too frustrating!
Has your story, which started as an infinite time-travel novel, turned into a business novel? I originally came here because your transmigration mission world writing was pretty good, but now, how is this any different from a regular business novel?