The Trainee on an Upward Journey

I'm starting to see Shao He's charm. Her ability to instantly captivate is off the charts, and she's a smooth talker, a true salesperson. What she lacks is a sense of responsibility and belonging to a group. Just as I imagined, she's working with flawed individuals to help them grow into independent leaders, somewhat reminiscent of GTO (Great Teacher Onizuka).

That fantasy novel seems alright, but you can't really tell much from hundreds of thousands of words in the fantasy genre. I want to save up and read it gradually.

Ah, finally finished drawing!

I've been following this book since the last one. The writing style is just so-so. When he's not in a relationship, he's a god, but once he starts dating, he just starts slamming his face onto the keyboard... Every time it's the same pattern: +1 to the bookshelf → monthly pass → let it rest → sudden illness → already subscribed but not reading → completed and flooded with negative reviews → flooded with negative comments.

The reason for the author's recent infrequent updates: a. I'm busy talking to Xiao Yang and don't have time to write. B. I'm not in the mood to write because I got dumped. C. Poor grades reduce motivation to write.

Seeing the author's comments today is truly disheartening. This might be the first time in all my years of reading on Qidian that I've felt this bad. I'm saddened that such a good book is performing so poorly, and saddened that a book I like is so unappreciated.

It's a pity about the previous book; I thought it was quite well-written.

The protagonist rescues a young woman with a troubled past and brings her into his company. Her father works on the protagonist's construction site, which is managed by the company's vice president. The company is withholding wages, and the father, who hasn't received payment, has been demanding his dues. Furthermore, the construction site is shoddy and unsafe.

To be honest, I went from the time I got promoted to the time before I started my own business. I feel the pressure of grades put too much strain on the author, along with too many other factors (too few exciting moments, not enough of a thrilling plot, etc.). At least for me personally, this part wasn't as good as the previous ones.

I just read the first chapter, something's not right, is this the female lead?