A Perfect Life

The book is finished, and I've finished reading it. Three years have passed just like that. I've been out of school for almost two years now, and I've even developed a little belly. These past three years haven't been easy; they've been tough. The story in the book is over, but my life goes on, and I still have to fight for my livelihood. I'm starting to forget what my dreams were in college.

Let me tell you about this book for those who come after it. I'm really surprised how this book became a classic. It's not a very old book, and logically speaking, how could a book of this style from a few years ago become a classic? You could say the whole thing is basically nonsense, the plot is very formulaic, simplistic, even mindless. A novel is about creating a world, a fictional world, and even a fictional world should have some basic logical theories.

Main character's personality: Mother Teresa, coy Female leads: A dozen or so, such as Liao Liao (Li Na), Zhou Mo (Faye Wong), Bai Yujing (Bai Suzhen), He Runqing (Teresa Teng), etc. Children: Two sons and one daughter Correct: None Wealth: Hundreds of billions Company: Minghu Culture (one of the eight major Hollywood studios, Columbia Pictures), 10% stake in Mahua Teng Company, plus Weibo Company

Congratulations to Lao Dao on the birth of his son! (Sprinkling flowers!)

My biggest complaint about this book is the polygamy aspect. Don't bring up Middle Eastern countries; polygamy is a regression of civilization, and we live in civilized China. This setting seems incredibly stupid. Even if a harem has multiple girlfriends, it's understandable that the husband might be a bit scummy, but the marriage law allows for concubines. How did this setting pass censorship?

The following contains minor spoilers and does not involve major plot points. This book is heavily padded. It takes more than ten chapters to talk about the reviews of an album, and two or three chapters to talk about the plot of a movie (the movie is even a copy). It takes hundreds of words to talk about an awards ceremony in front of the host who only appears once in the book.

I'm dropping this. The protagonist has to drag things out and make a huge fuss just to get to the woman. Why can't he just go for it? What's with all the fuss? When he was flirting with the teacher at the beginning, I thought he was a player, but he's just a loser. Why not just have a single female lead? Why do you have to make it like he slept with her but then regretted it? It's disgusting.

A 4.6 Million word novel, 4 million word of nonsense, the whole thing is about how awesome the protagonist is, how awesome I am, how awesome you are, how awesome he is, and he keeps talking about logic, why he is so awesome.

When I read about exchanging 20% ​​of the shares of Feixun Group's parent company for 35% of the shares of its news subsidiary in Volume 5, I completely lost it. Everyone knows that Feixun is a reflection of Tencent, and I just can't understand the operation of exchanging 20% ​​of Tencent Group's shares for 35% of Tencent News' shares.

Indeed, works from 2015 are poison in retrospect. 😅