
Stats
139Chapters
163Votes
417Recs
111Fans
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
Readers also read
1977, Starting from the Marriage with Axiang
The Prodigal Son of Huayu, Stop Criticizing the Little Flowers Like Crazy.
China Entertainment: Being a Top Celebrity Starts by Entertaining Your Younger Self
Return to the 75Th Five-Year Plan and Open a Ranch in America
The One and Only Law: Tang Dynasty Splendor, Peace Through Strength
China Entertainment: Top News Starting from 7 O'clock News
This Superman Is Called Jianguo
I’m Not a Suit-Wearing Thug, I’m a Chameleon Actor!
In the Chinese Entertainment Industry, Enjoying the Path to Immortality
A Celestial Master Trainee Starts by Inheriting a Taoist Temple
Spiritual Qi Revival: I Grind for Attributes on a Deserted Island
The 1990S: A Max-Level Skill Every 14 Days
This Celebrity Is Great at Cooking
Reader comments 18
Google Translate
As long as the author writes a protagonist who is a smart person, the book will not be bad. The plot is bland and nothing exciting. The biggest poisonous point is the character of the male protagonist.
You don't really want to read this first chapter at the beginning. Any normal person these days would read it when signing a contract!
The protagonist is a fool
It's hard to say whether the protagonist is stupid or not. After all, there is no shortage of fools in the world. However, it is the writer's own problem to be unable to distinguish even the most basic legal responsibilities, to memorize things that should not be done, and to take responsibility for things that should not be borne.
Liquidated damages require corresponding resources, and under normal circumstances few are willing to bear them for no reason. No matter what, we have to file a lawsuit to resolve it. If it really can't be done, then the protagonist has the ability and must destroy these harmful people, otherwise we won't be able to watch it at all.
The protagonist is an idiot
I haven't even finished the first chapter. In what era was this kind of opening written? Could you be a normal person and not even read the contract? If you don't understand, why don't you hire a lawyer? Huge liquidated damages at the beginning, and the entire network is blackmailed, this is stupid stuff
I thought about watching the Immortal Emperor dominate the world, or do whatever he wants for me alone. Or keep improving yourself and finally ascend. I didn't expect the protagonist to have such ability, but ended up being in an urban bullshit plot with several women, pulling each other off. You mean the story that a transcendent person is forced to tell a domineering woman? You must be sick, you have been taking medicine for several years, and you are writing this crappy plot
The protagonist has too little initiative, and the sky-high liquidated damages must be a trap for the protagonist. Can such a villain not go bankrupt and save it for the New Year? Is it really possible for this kind of scammer to get rich? The protagonist is not a fool. He is willing to be ravaged even though he has a sharp weapon in his heart? Without a system, doesn't the protagonist's miserable life require sympathy?
I can't understand why others are hacking him on the Internet, even if his former company keeps hiring trolls for free?
You know why many authors set up the identity of a time traveler. No matter how outrageous the bad things happened in the past, it has nothing to do with you as a time traveler. The protagonist is here to clean up the mess. There are contradictions and conflicts, but they don't make the protagonist unlikable. If you just set up a native, all the bad things in front of you are because you are young and your brain is not good enough, and there is no room to blame the blame. Then it is completely foreseeable that the protagonist is not likeable.