The Super Grudge Ring

I can't stand the second chapter anymore. I'll help you find your wallet. It's okay if you don't thank me. It's still aggro. . . , Speechless

This book is so damn poisonous. First of all, the person in front of me is named Yang Yue, but his family has some money and a gangster background. He kills people casually in modern society and has nothing to do with it. This is too childish. Jack Ma is not even that awesome. Secondly, the protagonist offended the Yang family and then ran away. He could encounter theft of state secrets while taking a ride. This was not ridiculous enough. What was even more ridiculous was that stealing state secrets and playing football were related. State secrets and football, two irreconcilable things, can be forcibly linked together. This plot is also intoxicating. Furthermore, the author wanted to write about playing football, but the beginning was really nondescript, especially since the protagonist seemed so industrious that he was actually recruited into the team. Chinese football is not good, but it is not difficult to find someone who can play football. Even if you go to the street to pick up a passerby, I am afraid it is better than the protagonist. In order to write a football plot, you have to force contact and there are a lot of bugs.

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Does the author of this second chapter know how disgusting what he wrote is? This can no longer be summarized as low emotional intelligence, right? Are the basic moral bottom lines gone? Some people are watching, maybe they are not a savage, they have not received compulsory education?

I didn't want to read the second chapter

I feel relieved when I see someone scolding me

There is a reason why no one reads the book! Discourage them from the start!

This crappy book keeps missing chapters for no reason.

Not bad, the main plot is quite attractive, but the emotional intelligence of the protagonist has always made people anxious. Although I have read the whole book, there are indeed many poisonous points in it. The overall feeling is that it is readable, but the possibility of abandoning the book halfway is relatively high. The biggest problem: missing chapters! Missing chapter! Missing chapter! The missing chapters are too serious. People occasionally miss a chapter, but this time you are missing two or three chapters. The plot cannot be connected at all, and you have to find pirated copies to fill it in. The experience is too bad.

It's true that the protagonist of this book is really brainless and I wanted to give up the book many times.