What's Wrong with an Online Ride-Hailing Driver Having a Little Money?
我一个网约车司机有点钱怎么了？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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723Chapters
38.3kRecommendations
180.3kFans
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Did the author mix tomatoes before? The tomato flavor is too strong.
Where did the firm get its shares?
Dude, law firms don't have shares. They're special partnerships, not limited liability companies.
This author probably hasn't experienced real life. If a real ride-hailing platform had this many negative reviews, no matter the reason, they would definitely ban your account.
Chapter 28 hinted at the trope of showing off and getting slapped in the face, which is acceptable, but it feels like it shouldn't be so frequent. The protagonist is either showing off and getting slapped in the face, or on his way to doing so, too often. It's like how most people love fresh seafood, but you can't eat it every day; too much seafood can cause gout!
Author of "Everyday Ride-Hailing Driver," aren't you being a bit too deliberate? Mentioning ride-hailing drivers in front of your teacher, someone you care about, makes them look down on you, and worries your elderly relatives. Is that really necessary?
The writing is alright. First of all, if the protagonist hadn't acquired the company and had only been given money and real estate, his personality would have been a perfect match, and he wouldn't have seemed like a loser. But you deliberately gave the protagonist a multi-billion dollar company, and his shareholder status is crucial.
The copywriting is outrageous, incredibly toxic—getting a 28% stake in the Peninsula Hotel because of a single negative review. Hahaha…
This book, though simplistic and clichéd, riddled with typos and riddled with errors, is actually readable. Because, ignoring the logic, it has a strangely satisfying quality. 😁
Explanation of the scenes in the book where characters argue.
Actually, these scenarios were all found on Douyin (TikTok), in the "weird passengers driving drivers crazy" series. Drivers initially try to communicate well with passengers, but some are simply impossible to reason with, leaving drivers frustrated and prone to outbursts.
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