
A Livestream Sales Host: Is It Reasonable to Slash the F2 Price?
带货主播,打下F2价格很合理吧
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- Completed
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- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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This kind of book is exciting, but it's prone to falling apart; invest with caution as it might be abandoned prematurely.
I'll laugh at someone who spends money to read this kind of book for two and a half years.
This guy is fucking shameless, really. Personally, I've been reading for almost ten years, and I rarely comment, let alone criticize a book, unless I really can't help it.
Who would subscribe to this kind of mindless, idiotic, and nonsensical article?
The title and description alone are enough to deter me. Why? Because it doesn't make sense in reality. Would the government allow you to sell F2s like this? It's utterly ridiculous.
Anyone with a modicum of common sense knows that buying fighter jets and transport planes involves countless difficulties for any country. There's negotiation, even live-streaming the purchase. What's the difference between that and that book about the excavator digging up a nuclear silo?
Liberal arts students writing about military technology – don't be so far-fetched!
Where can I block these kinds of books? There are so many of these trashy books in the daily reading list.
Where's the thrill? Over 50 chapters in, and I honestly haven't found a single satisfying moment. Even after the fighter jets were repaired and the critics were silenced, the focus remained on the critics' stubbornness. If you wanted a mindless experience, you might as well have just shown a live-streamed fighter jet launch.
I tried my best not to think too much while reading, and you still managed to seduce me? Seriously, buddy, didn't you even glance at it while you were writing it?
I'd like to ask if there's a function similar to a blacklist? I want to permanently block some books.