
Boss, Hear Me Out. I Really Don’t Have Any Connections
领导听我解释,我真没什么背景啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 162k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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77Chapters
566Recommendations
32Fans
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Normal people wouldn't wonder if they were even their biological child if they encountered something like this.
This system is weird... The system appears whenever powerful figures encounter the protagonist? All the powerful figures help the protagonist... In the end, the protagonist reaches the pinnacle of life, surrounded by business tycoons, government officials, and foreign tycoons... You'll get a system when you meet the main character.
You sold your account, didn't you? Starting from Chapter 68. How much does one of these author accounts cost?
At first, it was quite refreshing and seemed innovative. But as I read on, I kept skipping chapters, and it got increasingly drawn out and slow-paced. I became increasingly annoyed and eventually gave up.
It looks great, I must support it!
I'm giving my new book some support and will keep it on my reading list for now.
That Wang Hai is so annoying, and the protagonist doesn't even have the composure to handle things.
This is more interesting than the author's first novel on the same subject. That book's writing style and narrative were too much like a mindless wish-fulfillment novel, the pace was too fast, and many plot points were too abrupt. This book, on the other hand, has a good overall pace so far.
Keep writing, author! I'll definitely support you! I've imagined this kind of cheat system in my head, and it goes like this: The protagonist possesses a main system that manages resource allocation, as well as most of the functions of subsystems.
The previous book was better; in this one, the protagonist really feels like a tool.
Pending
If this book has the same outline as the previous one, then there's no point in looking at the foreign maps at the beginning; it would just be a pure chronicle. Let's see if there are any changes in this one.