A Good Life Begins with a Blind Date
美好生活从相亲开始
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- Ongoing
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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You really dare to write a story where a mercenary goes abroad, actually works, and comes back with a huge sum of money, then squanders it all? And to make matters worse, why the ostentatious display? Fighting, spending lavishly, and investing? Aren't you afraid of being investigated?
It's truly a masterpiece!
I can accept you saying Chinese food is bad, but to claim Western food is safe is just plain ridiculous.
To be honest,
This novel is entirely the author's wishful thinking; it lacks any narrative quality, has no outline, and no plot twists. A few chapters are okay, but reading more is worse than a teacher grading a word-count-filled essay.
It's like someone who has never been abroad fantasizing about how round the moon is and how wonderful life is abroad. As someone who graduated from a decent foreign university and worked abroad for eight years, I can't help but laugh. All I can say is, author, keep it up! Save up enough money and go abroad to experience your wonderful life. Don't come back crying!
Finally, I'd like to mention that the author included his own personal opinions in the novel.
I have to leave a comment. One chapter has the wife pregnant, the next it's about him cheating on his wife with his subordinate. This is shocking!!
This book feels like something the author wrote three years ago, starting in 2011.
Are there still these kinds of public intellectuals from the "Ancient Tomb School" these days? Are there still authors on Qidian who praise food safety in Europe and America and developed countries like this?
The author seems biased, like a sheepdog! Leaving aside the fact that his older brother made money and enjoyed a few good years (only two in the book), he's already thinking about sending his daughter abroad without considering the cultural, linguistic, and dietary differences? Is life abroad really that great? Australia has a huge problem with Indians and serious discrimination against Chinese people! If you don't like it, just leave. Those who pay are the boss! In short, goodbye.
Author, you've been saying a lot of negative things about Americans lately, haven't you? Shouldn't you whitewash and glorify them in the book? Still receiving social security at 360? You can't keep using the same old three tropes from the Tomb Raider school.