
I Can Extract Information from Anything
我能提取万物信息
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 565k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
195Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
13.7kFans
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Reader comments 28
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It feels a bit disjointed.
Judging from the title and synopsis, I thought it was a high-tech novel, but the opening plot involves gambling on jade... It feels more like a story about a super-rich tycoon...
There are already seventy or eighty of them, it's quite speechless. I understand the protagonist's retaliatory spending after becoming rich, I can accept that. But attending those parties and networking events seems unnecessary. The protagonist even has to flatter others, which is quite ridiculous. His system isn't a useless system; it's pretty omnipotent.
Let me explain. Your stone gambling started off well, but now it's boring and nobody watches anymore. Everyone knows it's a scam. However, the author should be very knowledgeable about stones. It's not about what you have, but about what people want to see.
It was watchable ten years ago, but the plot is the same as it was fifteen years ago. The author should travel back in time and write it again.
He earns money he should and shouldn't, constantly showing off and making enemies. I just can't stand it anymore.
A lighthearted, entertaining novel has been turned into an educational piece, filled with endless nonsense and a constant stream of boasting and face-slapping.
The readers in the comments section are all so subtle! Ah, let me put it bluntly, it's written in such a damn clichéd way.
You should go to a martial arts school or temple to retrieve martial arts information. If you don't have the strength to protect yourself, how can you protect your money? Also, go to museums and ancient tombs to retrieve valuable items. For example, incorporating the Tao Te Ching into the realm of cultivation.
The problem is that it's too disjointed. I can accept things like gambling on jade, but before it even starts, I've already been shown up and proven wrong. It feels like going back to over ten years ago.
I'm speechless that the plot of the boss not believing him and the rich young master getting slapped in the face has already appeared after only a few chapters. Goodbye. Unfortunately, Qidian doesn't have a function to block novels.