Supernatural by Trade, Sports Superstar on the Side
主业超凡，兼职体坛巨星
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Regarding endorsements
It's understandable that the main character doesn't accept advertisements for food or health supplements, but one ad at most wouldn't be a problem. For products like running shoes, an endorsement is necessary for retirement, right? The world's number one can't rely on prize money to make a living. Only with money can one have the resources to develop their body.
The premise is good, but the plot is too childish; it's all pretentious from beginning to end.
The contradictory character design is particularly awkward and makes it hard to like.
Why create such a lousy personality? It's so damn pretentious.
The author did this on purpose; I advise everyone not to read it. It's infuriating.
I quite like it. The comments section says it's about making money, which I don't understand. There are tons of books out there about making money; I'm sick of them. This book is well-written.
The subject matter is excellent, but the writing is truly indescribable. The protagonist's attitude highlights a mercenary with no country, only money and no people, completely failing to capture the essence of "Give Me More Money."
If the protagonist is a positive and inspiring figure striving for success, the book's sales will be much better.
That's ridiculous. You might as well follow the path of the Chinese people. Do you believe that in America you could be forced to take a urine test three times a day and only dare to drink water for the rest of your life?
An even faster development path would be to hire Red Bull as a spokesperson and attempt a no-equipment, no-oxygen ascent of the Himalayas (though people might think you're committing suicide), but if successful, it would lead to instant fame.