1977: Starting with a Blind Date with the Dragon King's Daughter

Our beloved Queen has been absent from the story for a long time; when she does appear, she's merely a cannon fodder with no plot interaction. The book has abandoned the original storyline and rewritten it for business purposes, but the business aspect is severely lacking in intelligence, deviating from the main plot and feeling disjointed.

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The novel stalled after it had earned hundreds of millions of dollars. The scope became too narrow; I could tell you weren't up to the task of writing business warfare, and when you tried to dabble in more trivial matters, it was all just classic emperors using golden hoes. It got stuck, unable to move forward or backward.

There are too many flaws. The male protagonist spent a whole night in the Peking University library in 1977 and learned about the relationships between the shipping magnate and all his partners. Tell me how he collected that information?

This book became unreadable after Li Changhe fell asleep. We want to read about those years and those events, not about someone dying from their lower body.

This semester, I took Professor Wu Longhui's elective course. Professor Qi Gong was Professor Wu's doctoral supervisor, and he studied at Beijing Normal University in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Professor Wu still frequently mentions Professor Qi Gong in class, expressing his gratitude for his mentor's teachings and sharing many anecdotes.

I advised the author from the beginning not to define the male protagonist's level too high, but he didn't listen, and such good writing is almost wasted! If he had toned it down a bit, this book would definitely be considered a gem in the literary world.

Why bother writing about a "scumbag woman"? Is she even on the same level as a queen? If anyone's going to have a harem, it should be Gong Xue, who's a hundred times better than that "scumbag woman."

The author has Old Zhang's two sons get involved in the waste paper industry, claiming it's a niche sector that Hong Kong triads have no interest in, and even mentions a woman who became the richest person in mainland China through it. I really want to laugh. The author has absolutely no idea who this woman is, or who's behind her. Those triads have no interest? Are you kidding me!