Hard Work Pays Off: Starting with the Struggle

All I can say is, is this a book written by a "master"? Is Qidian getting worse and worse? Any random person can become a "master." It's supposed to be about "hard work pays off," but instead you're talking about everyday life and the original drama. I'd rather just watch the original drama.

Of all the many female leads available, why choose Jiang Nansun and Zhu Suosuo, two hypocritical and manipulative women, as one of them? Reading this was incredibly disappointing, and I could only give up.

Why such a stark contrast? From a high-quality start to a terrible finish later on, author, did you put your heart into it? Was it written by a different person, or was it sold to a studio?

I read over 20 chapters, and while I was quite interested at first, the more I read, the more awkward it felt. With such a huge cheat code, he's been honing his cooking and computer repair skills. He's been in this world for months, and his monthly income is still only a few thousand yuan. His goal is to increase it to between ten thousand and tens of thousands of yuan per month in the future.

"Struggle World" is much more interesting, especially the interactions with Penguin Horse and the others. It's so fun! Let's talk about the technological advancements in "Struggle World"—going to space, genetic breakthroughs, and all that. Now the whole world knows Old Wang is acting strangely. There's no need to hide it anymore.

There's a reason why it started strong but faded quickly and failed to become popular: a big boss who does nothing but use old internet memes to generate traffic for a few online celebrities.

The first few dozen chapters were alright, but it became increasingly abstract as it went on, giving off an old-fashioned vibe.

Send all the Chinese characters from "The Wandering Earth" to the Siheyuan dimension, and send all the foreign characters from the Siheyuan dimension to the "Wandering Earth" dimension.

Older novels were at least funny, but now it's all about pretentious posturing and having affairs, all while pretending to be half-heartedly willing and helpless. There's no creativity left, just clichés.

Honestly, this is so boring. It's completely different from the previous two books, and it's just filler... The main plot revolves around leveling up your character's interface; who cares about this random stuff? It's not even as good as the first book; it's getting worse and worse.