Hu Qiang's Decision in Troublesome Affairs

Isn't the purpose of life to achieve results?

This might be the best fanfiction about trivial matters on the entire internet. I hope the author can finish it.

Actually, Da Sheng and Zhang Wei are a great couple, isn't it? Could they be the truly great couple? Like French President Macron? However, Zhang Wei and Da Sheng are similar in age, so they should be more suitable. As for Zhang Wei and Da Li, it was clear from the beginning that Da Li only saw him as an experience in her life; it's unlikely to continue in reality.

Why is your writing becoming less and less like a transmigrator? It's just the original protagonist with a system. Can you please use your brain properly? Stop bringing in all sorts of personalities from the original protagonist. Don't transmigrators have their own personalities?

Actually, within the world of "Love Apartment," there should be three entities: Zhuge Dali, a historical version of Dali, and Mo Fei. Why? Because several episodes feature Xiao Hei's high-tech creations. Since Xiao Hei exists, then "Love Apartment" naturally exists as well, albeit vaguely, and the timeline is easily chosen.

A novel devoid of any satisfying moments will make anyone cringe. It can't even write a decent show of bravado and face-slapping!

Are you here to write a book or just transcribe the original plot into a text version? Even after it's published, it's still huge chunks of the original story. A transmigrator with a system transmigrates to nothing, and you've completely absorbed all the pent-up emotions from the original work.

What kind of world did you transmigrate into, protagonist? You even have a system! I've never seen a more useless protagonist. Hurry back to Gotham! Batman said he won't hit you anymore! You plagiarized huge sections of the original story, and then, instead of reforming the workplace, you get played and reformed by the characters in the plot! Revise? What's there to revise? Are you feeling overwhelmed?

I have to say, this book is absolutely fantastic! Forget about the TV drama plots and why not just watch the show. The truth is, it's incredibly difficult to recreate a film or television scene in written form, especially with such precise and accurate descriptions, including the characters' subtle gestures. It's clear the author wrote it out of genuine interest, and I hope everyone will give the author more support.

To be honest, since "The Elite" is a workplace drama, it's best not to force a comedy into it. If it weren't a comedy, but a workplace life drama like "Ode to Joy," it would be more popular. The Li Jiahang and Cheng Guo pairing is what makes it interesting, and Lisa's unexpected appearance is also good, but there's no need to force a comedy.