A Brilliant Era: 1991

You got arrested for assaulting someone right at the start. Even if their parents spend money and pull strings to get you out, you might still not be interested in their blind dates. Those questions... Answer them if you want, don't answer them if you don't. Why did you have to be sarcastic? You have no social skills whatsoever. Have you really lived twice? You're mentally 40 years old and you're arguing with a little girl.

There's a saying, "A rabbit doesn't eat the grass near its burrow." One should have principles; you don't have to love someone, but please don't hurt them. The protagonist's lust is understandable, but was it necessary to sleep with his best friend's sister? The Song family has been kind to him, but the protagonist clearly intends to take both sisters for himself. How can he face the Song family?

Because the author is surrounded by a bunch of petty people, indulging in the self-satisfaction of turning one into another, and gradually becoming hopelessly trapped in the delusion that he himself is a scumbag. Originally, with Dao Yigeng's plot and writing style, platinum status was only a matter of time, but, but... He willingly succumbed to depravity.

The sense of immersion is extremely poor. If you don't want to revitalize the factory, why take it over? Even if you make a lot of money through other means, the Song family will still think you're a fraud.

I just don't understand. Why do people ignore all those abandoned novels on Qidian, and instead have a bunch of new accounts flooding the comments section telling authors not to create harems? It's like demanding pork at a halal restaurant – just picking a fight. They love analyzing logic in novels all the time, but why don't they talk about all the illogical things in real life?

You can't do things twice. I've already given you 10,000 in donations for three consecutive books when you first started reading, and then you cut off three of them? I strongly suspect you're just like that manager, Seventy-Two—a slacker, and everything else is just an excuse. Garbage.

The logic in this book, especially the female lead's character, is particularly bizarre, as if she's been given a mental degrade aura? Leaving aside the outside world, even the characters in the county town are handled in a very simplistic and crude way. They're just business geniuses who can make money, yet they act like they're incompetent!

I haven't been reading it lately. I did read the chapter you posted, though. I don't know exactly what your fellow readers say about you. Let me first share my thoughts. Why didn't I follow the story as closely as I did with "Perfect Life"? It's not your writing style that's bad, nor is it that I don't like harem stories anymore. The female characters in your book are too fast.

The protagonist seems to have let himself go; he's so damn narcissistic! It's more addictive than reading entertainment novels. The beginning was fine, but the main problem is the male lead's excessive narcissism.

When he chose to marry Brigitte Lin when he was 19 and she was 40, I felt there was no point in watching. I think Brigitte Lin wasn't beautiful anymore at 40.