I Can Receive Future Information

Even those born in the 1980s couldn't bear to see the protagonist being forced by a 40-year-old landlord. Can the current generation born in the 2000s accept it?

This kind of person really has this golden finger and is eaten clean by others.

The latest chapter becomes more and more unreliable as you write it. You tell the parties what didn't happen. What do you think, author?

You like to be a dog. It's none of your business to get kicked out by your classmates when they get married. They don't have a good relationship and are threatened. It's really disgusting.

The more I write about it, the more disgusting it becomes. The protagonist has a pure little guy mentality, and no matter how rich he is, he can't change his gangster-like style.

There are too many logic errors, all kinds of weird and childish things, so much fun that I don't even want to write about them, and I don't know the details.

The protagonist has a bit of a sand wall, so you have to work on it quickly, for fear that others will not know that you have a system! Just take the case of rescuing the antique president. Just say you have something to do and stop by and rescue him. You have to talk about the sixth sense and have a premonition that something is going to happen, making people suspect that you are the mastermind behind it, just to curry favor with them! I didn't eat any meat to make myself coquettish.

There was an auction item in Hong Kong that no one wanted, but the protagonist went there. The son of an entertainment tycoon came to compete with the protagonist for a seat, and then the two of them inexplicably met and started bidding against each other. The most poisonous thing is that the protagonist went to buy a house after returning to China. When looking at the house, two people from this second generation appeared to rob the house. They were poisoned once and twice. It was really unbearable. The author said that he arranged a career rival for the protagonist. What kind of entertainment tycoon is there? Do you want to assign the protagonist as a rival? The protagonist is a financial industry tycoon.

After reading more than 20 chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The author is too arrogant about the number of words. For a simple lottery prize redemption, he insisted on writing one or two more chapters on a Saturday. For a simple house purchase, he insisted on bringing in a supporting character to cause a conflict, and then brought up a property dispute and wrote a few more chapters. I was also drunk.

The first time I revealed the information for no reason, I couldn't stand it, but when I saw the second time the information was revealed, I couldn't stand it anymore. It was so SB.

Crazy, must have an accident when picking up leaks, brain-dead

Can you write about a normal person? Is the protagonist mentally ill like the second half?

I made it to chapter 49, and I got really addicted.

It feels frustrating and tiring to write, but it would be better to write with a better hand. For example, he made an oath before buying the anchor's gift, then asked the other party to commit the crime, then contacted his boss to attack the other party, and then reluctantly let the groom off when he begged for mercy.

After reading Chapter 75, I couldn't stand it anymore and left.

Awesome, government students "listen to me, or you will die tomorrow"

You come in with too much information too quickly, and plots follow one after another. Your writing in this way will only make the plot settings worse and worse and more poisonous. A piece of information comes with the addition of creating conflicts. Let's not say whether the plot you wrote is poisonous or not. It must be a waste of your brain to think about these bad plots every day. How many words can you write like this? A million words to the death. The pace is slower and the plot is better thought out. There are too many and it sucks.

The inexplicable plot of this book

The first few chapters are quite reasonable, but then I let myself go and I can't read it. It's so stupid compared to the plot.

The writing is very insane, as if everyone will bully you when you go out, and you are suffering from delusions of persecution.

I can't stand it anymore after reading chapter 85. Are you writing j8?

83 And 84 are as disgusting as eating flies!

Reading the first few chapters, I don't know what the author is going to do next. I can't find the way to the end of the story, so I just follow the lead. The novel has gone all the way to the end in the early stages!

Is it going to end? To be honest, the novel is pretty good overall, but of course there are some poisonous points. But relatively speaking, there are only a few books that do not have poisonous points. We cannot directly deny some of the advantages of this book just because of some poisonous points, right? In urban novels, this should be pretty good. The protagonist has a distinct personality, is not a bitch, is not humble, and has relatively clear ideas, so it's pretty good. I just don't know why there are so few readers. Overall, the most poisonous thing is that the male protagonist in his twenties is forced to do something by his forty-year-old aunt, which even a slightly mysophobic person can't stand. The same goes for the old aunt's daughter. It's like the protagonist is asking for trouble, and he's not a relative, so he cares more about him than his relatives. For example, the uncle's eldest son is related by blood, and the other party is not too bad. He just secretly takes the car out to pretend to be a good person, which is not practical enough. This is much better than the old aunt's daughter. The protagonist doesn't care about this cousin at all, but he cares about the old aunt's daughter... This doesn't make sense. Others are just minor pitfalls and problems that some people know about. For example, Mr. Lin's identity was set as the leader of the Vietnam War, but ended up being the director of the museum. This identity gap is a bit big. At least it should be at the general level or the local provincial and ministerial level... A museum director is not worthy of his status. There is also that woman Lin who always complains that the protagonist is too individual and cannot manage the company well. This can only be regarded as a kind of perception. It cannot be said to be right or wrong. The author directly assumes that what she said is right, which is a bit bad. After all, just because smooth people can do things well doesn't mean that stubborn people can't do good things. Think about that era, could the country have developed without those stubborn ancestors? So having a temper does not mean that you cannot manage. Just like the generals in ancient times, they were strict and harsh, and they were also famous generals. You can say that such people are easy to offend others and cannot unite the majority, but you cannot say that they cannot run a company well or run an enterprise well. There are many small cognitive issues that I won't go into. Overall, this book is good. But there are not many readers now, so it feels like it will be unfinished, which is a pity. Support the author.

Some of the ideas are good. You can refer to them to write better and avoid the poisonous points in this book.