A Reborn Life of Leisure
重生之悠闲人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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A Veteran Reader’s List for When You’re Out of Books
I've been reading for ten years and have tried all kinds of books. There aren't many novels I can still enjoy these days. I prefer books with sound logic and a protagonist with decent values, ideally with some depth and food for thought. And no tormenting the protagonist! Ratings go from one star to five.
New Finds, Mainly Slice of Life, Entertainment, and Sci-Fi
My requirements for this list: 1. The prose doesn’t have to be great, but it should be decent. Really poor writing takes all the fun out of reading. 2. The characters need to be intelligent. No glaring plot holes or nonsensical decisions. The story should follow everyday logic or at least be internally consistent. 3. The characters need a passing grade in emotional intelligence and a basic understanding of how people interact. 4. Don’t show off for the sake of showing off. Have some class: slip
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All three female leads are overweight? 155-99Cm, 165-120cm, 175-135cm. That's terrifying!!!
They only mention the investment amount, not the percentage. That's toxic... They make a phone call to someone about investing in a business and immediately go there, agreeing to a valuation of 50 million. What are they playing at?!
Keep it up, author!
A seasoned stock market novice knows that he should only buy stocks of companies he understands, and he won't buy stocks of companies he doesn't understand, no matter how much others say! Similarly, those who ridicule you are never your readers! There's a saying in the book that roughly means when you choose a path, your friends and enemies are already determined!
This is very well written, neither pretentious nor self-serving, with sound logic. I especially love that it doesn't have a "system," as I personally despise all system novels. I've already strongly recommended it on my reading list. I hope the author keeps it up!
I know you guys will find this useful 😁. I think there wasn't football betting before 2002; you should remember the two years before that 🤭.
Books with titles containing "leisurely" or "idle fish" usually feature protagonists who are busier than dogs. Is this book the same?
Writing harem stories in entertainment and business is fine, but the female leads are all original? Why don't you just write stories without female leads? People who want to read entertainment harem stories won't be interested in original female leads. And who would read stories about entrepreneurship, business, and urban life if you see someone constantly investing in movies, visiting sets, and acting as an investor without any underhanded tactics?
The most important thing about online novels is to be enjoyable. You've included too much personal opinion, with almost eight out of ten chapters being your own views on various aspects of the world. It's really annoying. The main problem is that the plot doesn't feel exciting when it's supposed to be exciting.
Let me offer some suggestions. 1. The author's writing style is too pretentious, and he's constantly preaching and lecturing. 2. The character's persona is inconsistent; sometimes he's lying low, sometimes he's soaring high. 3. The plot is too disjointed; there's no main storyline at all. One minute he's a teacher, the next he's an investor. 3. The plot is so illogical.
I didn't want to comment at first, but the more I listened, the angrier I got. The author started with a bunch of philosophical ideas and concepts unrelated to the protagonist. I just want to ask the author, why did you write all this? This is a novel, you know? And it's written like a saint! If I were transported into your book, I'd buy a gun at the beginning and have the protagonist executed.