I Struck It Rich After Becoming a Widower
成为鳏夫后我暴富了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 189k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The writing is so formulaic, it'll backfire wherever it goes. And, you're so poor, with a daughter, and yet a beautiful, unmarried girl has a crush on you? That's hilarious!
The formula from ten years ago is so boring.
There have been too many instances of showing off and then being slapped in the face. Author, is there something wrong with you? Or are you just rich and don't care about subscriptions after publication, so carefree? Then go ahead and continue.
This novel should just be renamed "The Great Money Showdown." Whether it's buying a car, a house, a watch, a stereo system, or even a pony, someone will try to show off, only to be humiliated by the protagonist, who then buys something more expensive. Basically, whenever money is involved, someone will try to impress and get exposed. The whole book follows the same formula. What was the author thinking?
Are today's readers already at the age of widowhood?
Showing off and getting slapped in the face... Can't you write something more original, like 10x cashback on everything?
My King, this synopsis is so awkward I can't even read it.
I ran into acquaintances everywhere I went, it was such a special arrangement.