
If You're Rich, Who Chases Fake Socialites? Of Course You Go for Spirited Young Girls
有钱谁追假名媛?肯定精神小妹啊
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- Urban Life
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The family of the "spiritual young woman" is the least of their problems. It's written like a rambling monologue, purely imaginary. Those who haven't experienced it might find it exciting, but those who have only seen it as utterly presumptuous. 🤫
Does the author next door who writes about a "spiritual young woman" have a protagonist who is immune to all poisons as a starting bonus? 😏
Have we already sunk so low as to borrow ideas from short dramas?
I haven't read a single chapter, I'm just here to comment and give a reward! I have a lot to say about the topic of "spirited young women and spirited young men"! Because I myself was once a "spirited young man"! People have stereotypes about "sporty young men," like those wearing loafers and such. I dressed like that back then too, because it seemed fashionable!
How could a "spirited young woman" possibly work honestly? I've met several such young men and women while working in a factory; they'd only been there a week, then disappeared as soon as they got some money.
That's too presumptuous. Did the "spiritual young woman" become one because she couldn't find a job?
I didn't understand the exciting part, so I made a rant, but it won't be long.
The reason is that while there are similar works on the same theme, they all struggle to continue. In short, they're detached from reality and use stereotypical characters. Everyone knows what a "spiritual young woman" really looks like; no matter how the author tries to embellish it, it won't work. They won't last long and will be abandoned sooner or later.
This young lady is even purer than the girls in Korean entertainment. She's already had at least one boyfriend in 100 chapters, and you're still holding hands here.
No, just because you were a "spiritual girl" doesn't mean you can write anything without thinking!
The protagonist is undeniably a complete idiot, and his character is also problematic. He's drunk driving at least twice, and this guy named Jiang, who clearly has character flaws, is someone the protagonist keeps rambling on about how good they are, owing him 800 yuan and only paying it back after years.