Back to 1982: While Everyone Else Goes into Business, I Head for the Mountains
重返1982，别人下海我上山
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 321k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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157Chapters
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First point: Water! Selling a single nugget of gold requires five or six chapters. Then there's the part about being a bit brainless. You believe everything people say. You said you wanted to sell gold, and even indicated you had a considerable amount, yet you dared to secretly trade with them. That's utterly reckless. In any era, if they killed you and drowned you, who would know?
This novel, "Like Smoke," is truly disgusting. The protagonist is incredibly pathetic. He transmigrates and is reborn with some kind of cheat code, but even the most beautiful woman shouldn't be a reason for him to be bullied. If he doesn't know the law, why doesn't he ask someone for help? It's utterly ridiculous.
Does this book accept mothers-in-law? If so, I'll read it.
Don't use your brain when reading this book, remember that!
I started reading this book after its previous one, and to be honest, it's not as good as the previous one. I almost thought it might have been written by a different author. First of all, I don't know if you want to abandon your old readers, but in my opinion, most of your old readers are perverts who like that kind of thing, and they've basically abandoned most of the writing style you're using…
Having read up to chapter 52, it seems the transmigrator forgot to bring his intelligence. The author's poisonous humor is well-timed; thankfully, it hasn't been published yet.
The writing is not bad, but it's really padded.
Author, let me offer a friendly reminder: Focus on building your character from the start. Don't rush into developing side quests; the key is for the protagonist to benefit from their special abilities as soon as possible. Relationships and such can wait until after the initial profit. That's the essence of the "golden three chapters." I don't understand why your editor won't let you revise the manuscript; the beginning is too drawn out.
It would be better to just write another book.
Emperor Ruyan is terrifyingly powerful. 😁😁😁