
A Tycoon's Journey: Setting Sail After Being Reborn
神豪之旅:从重生开始启航
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 349k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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You don't need to look at the first one; it's just a system chat...
Let me mention the downsides: the system dialogues, original songwriting, rehearsing performances, and buying a sports car. If you can accept these points, then this is a good book.
The first chapter was enough to kill me. The author uses looks to categorize ordinary people; someone who's 60 out of 100 is considered average. Even Jack Ma doesn't meet the standards for an average person.
It was so awkward to watch, there were so many flaws.
If anyone manages to read to the very last chapter, please let me know so I can offer incense. 🪖
Don't add the author's own narration in parentheses. The author may find it interesting or funny, but from the reader's perspective, it's really off-putting and extremely distracting.
Buying a sports car is really low-class; aren't luxury and comfortable cars more appealing?
Ten years ago, this novel would probably have had a certain market.
Good grief, another original song he wrote, and he's even rehearsing for a show, what a jerk!
The first sentence of the introduction needs some revision. The word "scheming" makes me think it's stupid, and I've passed by it several times without ever clicking to read it. I wouldn't have clicked on it if I didn't have absolutely no other books to read.