Starting with Selling Houses to Invest in a Wandering Water Ball
从卖房投资流浪水球开始
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- Ongoing
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- 187k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Aside from the impressive special effects, the plot of "The Wandering Earth" was truly terrible, especially the protagonist's attitude towards his father. Hadn't his father sacrificed enough to allow the whole family to enter the underground city? The protagonist not only didn't understand, but also hated his father—what kind of ridiculous plot is that?! Even if it was necessary for the plot, it felt so forced that I had absolutely no liking for the protagonist from beginning to end!
Is the word "Earth" against the rules?
Shennong is dead! A world-leading lithography machine company sold 60% of its shares for only 4 billion, which is less than the price of 30 courtyard houses. Don't write mindless, insulting intelligence, or you think ASML is shit?
I thought becoming the richest man in instant noodles was just the beginning, but who knew it would be the peak.
Even Ouyang Feng couldn't withstand this poison for five seconds.
I can't believe this book was written by the author! If all else fails, let's just keep selling instant noodles.
The recent chapters are getting increasingly confusing. Is the author not planning to continue writing? Even though it's a novel, it shouldn't be this illogical! Ignoring online time, replying to Weibo questions instantly, and yet no one questions it—don't be ridiculous!
It made me almost have a stroke.
Did you sell your account? You're an experienced author, why are you still writing systems? Aren't systems for beginners?
Chapter 52 onwards is extremely toxic; the beginning is only slightly toxic. It's truly a piece of trash.