
It's So Hard for a Handsome God Like Me to Fall in Love
本男神谈恋爱太难了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 498k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Genichi, let's charge forward again and reclaim the glory of the King of Hard Rice! 😭😭😭
The author has shared a long and detailed account of stock trading experience; it seems they've been making significant progress recently. 🤫
Damn, I just saw Liu Yifei in it, and I subscribed for nothing.
I didn't even know you were starting a new book; I only found out when I suddenly decided to search for you.
The male lead's character is awkward, both cowardly and weak, the plot is disjointed, and the female characters are quite prominent. If you didn't know better, you'd think it was a female-oriented novel, but dude, this is a male-oriented novel.
I don't think this is a category for urban business warfare.
It was somewhat interesting at first, but then it became all about stock trading, and the money just looked like a string of numbers. It was completely uninspired, just a monotonous account of daily transactions.
I can't stand the male lead being trained and manipulated.
The romance scenes are written in a very childlike style. Although each ex-girlfriend is different, they all have some disgusting aspects. Xu directly drugged him, Yang was bisexual and wanted to use the protagonist's sperm to have a child and then marry him in a charade.
Another good start, I hope I can keep writing.
Based on what I've seen so far, it seems that after canceling several books in a row, the author has indeed developed something new and is no longer using the same female protagonist template as "Hard Rice King". The opening plot is full of tension, which effectively solves the problem of story progression in urban harem novels after people get tired of high-ranking villains/sweet daily life.
This author's romance writing has always been terrible. Whether there are many or few romantic relationships, they're all awkwardly and convolutedly written, making the reader uncomfortable. I used to really enjoy reading that novel about a wealthy man in love, but the male lead played the innocent, romantic character in the entertainment industry, but the premise was incredibly toxic.