Perfect Life

When I saw in Volume 5 that 20% of the shares of the parent company of Feixun Group were exchanged for 35% of the shares of the news subsidiary, I was completely overwhelmed. Everyone knew that Feixun was mirrored by Tencent. I couldn't figure out the operation of exchanging 20% ​​of the shares of the Tencent Group for 35% of the shares of Tencent News. Reminds me of Li Zekai's purchase of 20% of Tencent's shares for US$1.1 Million and his sale of them for more than US$12 million. He made a net profit of 11 times within one year. At that time, everyone praised him for his vision. In less than ten years, he was already regretting it. He has retained those shares to this day. , Even if there is dilution, his current worth is several times that of his father (6.25 Tencent has a market value of 5.74 Trillion Hong Kong dollars, Li Ka-shing is worth about 250 billion Hong Kong dollars), but Li Zekai is not a time traveler after all. He is limited by the times, which can only be said to be a pity. Back to this book, the protagonist is a time traveler, even in a parallel world, but the path of Feixun in the book is basically the same as that of real-life Tencent. Wang Jinglu proposed this operation, which can be said to have no God's perspective of the reader. However, the protagonist's indulgence, and his appearance of losing tens of billions just to show off to his wife, really makes me think that he is a business idiot. To be honest, the author's writing in the literary and artistic aspects is okay, but it's better not to touch the commercial aspect, it's too disturbing.

In fact, there is quite a controversy about this book. People who like it will like it very much, but people who don't like it will not be able to read it at all. I don't represent anyone, just my personal opinion. For a work with an average price of over RMB 10,000, it must satisfy some people's tastes. After all, no book can satisfy everyone. Many new books these days start with the selection of trainees, variety shows, and network anchors. After reading the introduction, you have no desire to click on it. For me personally, this book writes the history of the development of the entertainment industry in my memory. Songs range from Fan Linlin to Jay Chou, and TV series range from The Legend of White Snake to Princess My Princess. The writing in the film stage was relatively poor, and this is a failure. As an entertainment article, it is inevitable that the article should be copied from the public, but there are particularities in which songs should be copied. The initial persistence and cheers to friends were basically Tian Zhen's most glorious years. In the 1990s, the entertainment industry was far less developed than it is today, and the Internet was even less developed. To judge whether a song was popular, it depended on which song was played through the speakers of the street video store, and which song was played more on the TV station's noon song-on-demand program. By the way, our city TV station has a program at noon where you can request songs. That is, whoever requests a song will give it to whom. It costs about 100 yuan a song. I can't remember clearly. Several songs that appeared in the early stages of this book were actually played on TV stations every day. There were not many TV programs at that time, so they were usually watched on TV during lunch. The on-demand list in the book comes to mind as soon as I recall it. Among the songs I copied, the one that impressed me the most was the bittersweet years. In fact, I didn't know the name of this song at first, but then I went to find it to listen to it, and I thought to myself, "Wow, it turns out to be this song." How popular was this song at the time? Anyone with a TV at home would have heard it. My parents, grandparents, and grandparents would all have heard it and most likely knew how to sing it. The three major national TV dramas of that era, Fence Woman and Dog, Longing, and Fun, were rated at 90% on the low side. I have never seen another book that can write this song. The rock and roll section was also very touching. When I was in middle school, no one sang Beyond, but I only started to like it in college. At that time, boys liked Cui Jian, Black Panther, Zheng Jun, and Zhang Chu. Whoever sang well was awesome. I won't say much about the TV series. The Legend of the White Snake and Return of the Pearl were so awesome at the time. Return of the Pearl 2 even pioneered the use of commercial breaks in TV series. Judging from the era chosen for this book, the author is very clever. This is an era that most authors would not choose, but it is also an era that many older readers have experienced. If you choose Jay Chou's songs, I think they are ordinary. After all, all entertainment articles will be copied. But if you choose Fan Linlin and Tian Zhen, I will feel that the author understands them very well and can get my point. As for the issue of slow-paced watering, I personally think it's okay. It's purely a personal preference.

There are many pitfalls. For example, songs are sung everywhere without copyright treatment, and they are obviously not afraid of infringement and piracy. For example, giving songs and selling songs. The writing style is similar to campus romance novels (I used to read a few books by female classmates out of curiosity when I was in school).

I started reading it when the author opened the book less than 100,000 words ago. I was amazed at the masterpiece at the beginning. I thought the protagonist was well-cast and the IQs of the supporting characters were all at a basic level. It was a breath of fresh air among the many villains with low IQs who were brainless and slapped in the face by the protagonist. However, it is obvious that the beginning of this book is at its peak, and then the protagonist's development in the business part is still the same, without many new highlights, but at least it is still at the original level. Unfortunately, because the author deliberately portrayed such a protagonist, the sense of immersion has never been strong. In terms of the emotional drama, the stallion was too high, causing the emotional line to flow down three thousand feet. I have been reading it intermittently for more than a year, and abandoned the book four or five times. This book has two highlights for me, let's talk about them separately. The first is the sense of immersion. The author portrays Li Qian as too mature. In the article, the author also gives a certain explanation. As a man of two generations, his experience, vision, and ideas are indeed not the same as those of a young man in his twenties. Perhaps it was because the golden finger was too wide at the beginning, so throughout the book he showed an indifferent attitude towards things that most people long for, such as "Brother Wudi is so lonely", "He lets him be strong, and the breeze blows over the mountains", such as money, fame and fortune, beauty, well, yes, it is not love, but beauty. It is this inexplicable indifferent attitude that greatly reduces the reader's sense of involvement. The feedback in the article is that the whole book is pretentious from beginning to end. Life requires contentment. When the protagonist earns wealth that readers in real life cannot earn, when the protagonist plagiarizes real-life classics that belong to other people with his golden fingers, it does not show the sense of accomplishment that a successful person should have. It seems that everything comes to an abrupt end before the moment when "** is coming**" and shouts "Iku". Not to mention that the meaning is not finished, and even the satisfaction is not achieved. The second is the emotional drama. I won't talk about the fact that Liao Liao gave people the first impression of being a combination of Tian Zhen and Na Ying due to his place of origin and song selection. As soon as the author made the concubinage system clear at the beginning, you can imagine that this book will definitely open up the harem. There is no problem with opening a harem. Since I accepted this setting from the beginning, then Li Qian is the seventy-two concubines in the backyard of the Three Palaces. I can also think of him as a humanoid pile driver. At worst, I won't watch this part. But the emotional drama is not only the love between men and women, but also the interpersonal relationships that the author paved for Li Qian in the book. The interactions between those friends, colleagues, and opponents are also emotional dramas. People often say that birds of a feather flock together. Li Qian is old-fashioned, and I tolerate it. Cao Zhan, Feng Yumin, and others rely on their old age, and I tolerate it. But even 20-year-olds like Song Yupin, Sun Yuting, and others are following suit. I really have to complain that the supporting characters are not distinctive enough.

First of all, I started reading novels in junior high school, and it has been almost ten years since I graduated from college. From the initial enthusiasm for reading novels to the current pastime when I am bored, from the first high-quality products to the current mixed bag, I can say that I have read or understood all kinds of hit novels, big and small. This novel was found on my book shortage recommendation. The author died from poison The author's writing is okay, but the early writing is very literary. If you read the novel for a short time, you may not feel anything. If you really read it for many years, you will find that this kind of overly literary youth is no different from painless moaning. Many book friends say that the male protagonist's character is ***, although it is not accurate, but I don't think it is an exaggeration to say it. I look very awkward and frustrated. Some people will say that the early writing is very realistic and good. I disagree. You wrote a story about rebirth and traveling through parallel time and space, and you are also a copywriter with a harem (I don't like or hate this kind of writing here). What kind of reality are you talking to me about? I want to read this kind of book either for fun stories or to experience the ignorant little love of youth again. As a result, the pig's feet are shown as bullshit. The heroine writes about the grievances and accepts them. In the end, they break up. You read that right. I read this novel with the intention of reliving the feeling of first love in middle school. However, the hero did not do anything and the heroine's portrayal also disappointed me. Needless to say, in the middle period, various women came to find me, and then there were all kinds of copycats. The plot is interspersed with unpleasant plots and the logic is confusing I admit that there are a few things the author wrote that made me feel uncomfortable, but I really couldn't endure to finish reading this novel

This book truly becomes flesh and blood after meeting Zhou Mo, and all the sea water in the front suddenly becomes unimportant. From the moment the Queen Mother comes to Beijing for a night talk, the soul of the book becomes vivid and agile. Maybe the later books will not be as good as everyone likes the human character, but it is indeed a rare time-travel novel.

The kind of book that you can't put down even after looking at it

I felt that this book was too overemphasized in the early stages, and I didn't feel like reading it any further 🤐

The writing style is small and fresh, but it really doesn't suit my taste.

Maybe I haven't seen anything exciting yet, but what you said earlier about the writing is not bad, but the worldview collapsed on its own. It's like the free love mentioned in the previous article, but in the next chapter it's a child marriage (still the kind where you have to do whatever you are told. Where does this human rights come from? Isn't it a feudal society?) Maybe the country in this book The family is not large enough and needs to get married early. However, since we advocate free love, we do not treat our daughters as goods. What's more, there is an old saying in China, "It is difficult to draw a tiger's skin but not its heart." If you just look at someone's diploma and conversation, you want your daughter to get married. Maybe my worldview is different from the author -_-|| Two months ago, I saw a news story about a 21-year-old man who took his 16-year-old daughter out to watch a movie. Then the girl's father found out and asked the man what the relationship was with his daughter. When he faced the girl's father, he said it didn't matter. Then he was scratched by the girl's father with a knife. What I want to say here is that no matter what world parents are in All love is great and selfless (except for a few exceptions). It is not what the author describes in the book, which gives people the illusion that the daughter is just a commodity and should be traded. He may give opinions or suggestions, but it is not the kind of pushing out and ignoring the daughter's own thoughts. I can only say that the writing of this book is okay at the beginning, but the worldview is collapsed or even distorted.

Sofa, the writing is very good, not bad ~ an entertainment article about a different world, the writing is sophisticated, the ending is a bit rushed, overall it scores 9.9~

The writing style is okay, but I don't know what's going on, and I feel uncomfortable MMP😡

The writing is still very good, and the description of the characters is also relatively delicate. The songs and works in the entertainment articles are relatively old, which may be related to the age of the author. Furthermore, since Li Qian has traveled through time and has a character from his previous life, he should find some younger girlfriends. When he is forty, his harem will be full of old ladies, which is a bit embarrassing...

I finished the book and read it. Three years have passed like this. It has been almost two years since I graduated and my belly is also showing. The past three years have been hard and difficult. The story in the book is over. My life still has to go on and I still have to fight for my job. I have begun to lose track of my dreams in college.

Tell me about this book for those who come after me. I really wonder how this book became such a great book. Because this book is not very old, logically speaking, how could a book of this style a few years ago become a great book? It can be said that the entire film is basically nonsense, and the plot is very routine, naive, and even brainless. A novel is about another world, another fictional world. Even if it is a fictional world, there must be some basic logical theories.

Protagonist personality: Virgin, naughty Heroes: more than a dozen, such as Liao Liao (Li Na) Zhou Mao (Faye Wong) Bai Yujing (Bai Suzhen) He Runqing (Teresa Teng), etc. Children: two sons and one daughter Opponents: none Wealth: tens of billions Company: Minghu Culture One of the eight largest companies in Hollywood (Colombia), 10% stake in Mahuateng Company plus Weibo company Plagiarized works: hundreds of Chinese songs, dozens of foreign language songs Protagonists in TV movies: Princess Princess 1, The Legend of White Snake, My Sassy Girl, Red Sorghum (nothing to say about changing the name to Green Sorghum), The Matrix 1, Avatar Plagiarized major works: Jay Chou's series, SHE series, Black Panther, Xu Wei, Faye Wong, Luo Dayou The Carter brothers and sisters reappeared yesterday, Whitney Houston, Madonna, etc. Novels such as Gu Long, Jin Yong, Qiong Yao, James Cameron (Avatar 1), Hollywood's Weird Brothers (The Matrix 1) Postscript: Probably in the novel I read, the protagonist, the Notre Dame Arch, is among the top three in height, and the setting of the book is to save the country through entertainment. Along the way, the protagonist continued to fight and mess around, sometimes causing harm to family and friends, and the enemies were all alive and well, and it made me feel worried for the protagonist. How much emotion is this? How lofty? In the early stage, he was particularly shy about being a young man, speaking and acting like a junior high school student. In the later period, patriotism came first and life was dull. I tried hard to copy the works of my previous life every day, and the copied works were left to my subordinates to make movies and TV shows. About the harem: Although the protagonist is not the kind who can't walk when he sees a woman, he is almost the same. He uses the excuse that he doesn't know how to fall in love, and women chase him after him. If you want to fall in love with him, the protagonist may not have time to talk to you, because he is plagiarizing his previous works every day. Sometimes I want to have sex but I don't dare. The excuse every time is that there are too many women, I'm soft-hearted, etc. In my previous life, I was monogamous, so I don't want to think about how many women there are 🙂

Congratulations to Lao Dao on the birth of his precious son, spread the flowers ヾ(@^▽^@)ノ

What I personally complain about the most in this book is polygamy. Don't take the Middle East countries as an example. Polygamy is a regression of civilization. We are in civilized Greater China. This setting feels very silly. A good harem would be a bit of a scumbag even if it means having a few more girlfriends, but the Marriage Law stipulates that concubines are allowed. How did this setting pass the review?

The following content contains minor spoilers and does not involve major plot points. This book is seriously filled with water. An album can be reviewed in more than a dozen chapters, a movie plot can be described in two or three chapters (the key point is that the movie is copied), and when attending an award ceremony, I can introduce hundreds of words to a host who only appears once in the book. The protagonist has no idea what he is doing from beginning to end, and relies on his golden fingers to pretend to be 13 throughout. Then I went to wander far away for a while if I had nothing to do, went to the countryside to play suona at events, went to learn photography and Peking Opera, and had a whole bunch of messy experiences. Then you will find that these nonsense things have only two purposes. One is to provide a little rationality for subsequent creation (plagiarism), and the other is to pave the way for the subsequent appearance of supporting characters. The problem is that the author may not understand one thing: it is the author who should do the foreshadowing, rather than arranging the characters in the book to do it. The consequence is that the protagonist is reduced to a tool throughout the whole process, with almost no growth from beginning to end. The only growth is that he sleeps with a lot of women older than him with peace of mind. It is recommended that those who like to read so-called "high-end" online articles to find a sense of accomplishment in front of other book friends should read "The Son-in-law" or "The Fighting Swordsman in the Snow" and just praise the author throughout the whole process. At least there is something to brag about. It is recommended that those who like to read urban rebirth novels read "The Age of Countercurrent Innocence" or "I Really Don't Want to Be Reborn". It's not that I can't read Lao Wang's countercurrent edition. I just know in my heart that it's the Sharingan. I suggest you search for a Baijia account generator if you like watching Che Lunlun talk endlessly. You can play on a web page for a day without spending a penny. It is recommended that those who like to read 🌞🍺 should read Uncle Qin the concierge. The writing style is no worse than this book. It goes straight to the topic without being muddled. The most important thing is that there is no review mechanism (ω<)★ To sum up, it is only recommended for patients who yearn for the atmosphere of literary youth but only suffer from literary youth disease to read this book.

Forget it, the protagonist has to wait a long time to get a girl, and he can't just get in with her because of all the bullshit. What's the point of being pretentious? When I was teasing the teacher at the beginning, I thought she was a Neptune, but she turned out to be a loser. Then you can have a single heroine. You have to show me that I fell in love with her but I didn't want to, and I regretted it. Why do you look so regretful? Disgusting

4.6 Million yuan novel, 4 million yuan bullshit, the whole article is about how awesome the pig's feet are, how awesome I am, how awesome you are, how awesome he is, and keeps telling you logic, why is he so awesome?

Sure enough, the works of 15 years ago look like poison 😅

Because I was hurt when I wrote the 10,000 words yesterday, and I am tired of seeing the document today. Is that possible?

The writing is okay, but it's too watery, it's all water! Can't stand it anymore

I usually watch it on my mobile phone. I gave full support to the author. Every chapter is good. It doesn't make me have the urge to skip!

In the past, when we only had steamed buns to eat, there was a man named Qin who made very delicious buns and became a veritable master of buns. Some people respectfully called him the "God of Food Qin", and he himself began to regard himself as the "God of Food"😎, so he became famous all over the world. With the development of society, people not only eat steamed buns, but also start to eat braised pork. Western food has also entered China, and steamed buns have been severely impacted. The steamed bun chefs were all envious of Western chefs, and everyone began to think of ways: some made roujiamo, some made roasted buns, and some made vegetable boxes 🤫. Li Qian, who traveled back in time from a young Chinese family, can see through the fog in front of him. He firmly believes that there is only one truth, and that is that only the famous detective Li Qian - oh wrong, only the famous chef Li Qian's Minghu Restaurant can lead everyone on the right path 🪖. Minghu Restaurant launched a series of dishes such as "steamed lamb, steamed bear paws,... Braised peas, braised lentils, edamame, fried cowpeas, plus pickled kohlrabi and blue silk (quoting the name of the dish in cross talk)". At the same time, "Food God Qin" also opened a restaurant opposite Minghu Restaurant. Minghu Restaurant was successful and there was an endless stream of diners; Minghu Restaurant also failed because more people went to the restaurant opposite because of its reputation as the God of Cookery - although those who had eaten it felt that Master Qin's dishes still tasted like the original stuffed buns, there were more people who had never tasted it, so Master Qin's restaurant was full every day. A month later, Minghu Restaurant opened its second chain store, and Master Qin also opened a chain store opposite. Then Master Qin was dumbfounded. The newly opened restaurant was empty, and the number of diners in the original restaurant was gradually decreasing. Everyone went to the Minghu chain, and public opinion began to accuse Master Qin of fooling the diners. Master Qin was very angry 😡: "I get up at 4 o'clock in the morning to make side dishes. If I can't make it well, I have to rework it. How the hell did I fool the diners. I used to get up early in the morning and roll out the bun skin again and again. This is how the red light buns are rolled. The Venice award! The first restaurant is also the same. It is full every day after opening, 700 million a month!" The famous chef Li Qian is very low-key, just laughing and saying nothing. A diner, Mouri Kogoro, also loves to eat Master Qin's steamed buns. He feels that the current Master Qin is very stupid, so he possessed Master Qin in a dream and gave him guidance 😡: Many people like to eat foie gras, and many people like to eat truffles, but Sichuan cuisine, Shandong cuisine, Cantonese and Huaiyang cuisines are also loved by many people. Even deep-fried dough sticks, soy milk and tofu curd are loved by many people. Tofu curd is also a sweet party and a salty party established like Li Qianjiao. Of course, many people also love your steamed buns, but what the hell is the flavor of your steamed stuffed buns? Do you really think that if you make good steamed buns, you are the God of Cookery? 😓Don't be angry, let alone be discouraged, work hard! You were still very smart and talented when you were young! 😏

Let's talk about the poison. I haven't read many chapters yet. The family opposite the protagonist is really poisonous. The whole family looks down on the protagonist and deliberately belittles the protagonist. In the name of doing good for you, the woman is asked to catch a rich and handsome man. On the surface, nothing can be seen. Secretly, the whole family loves vanity. What else can anyone say about reality? The reality is much darker than this. I haven't seen anyone write about it. Reading novels is just for fun. Many novels contain such disgusting plots. Will writing this plot increase the author's salary?

Why the hell is the protagonist still a virgin after 200 chapters? Is this still a harem story? Can't you be more flexible? And you clearly see that the main character is a scumbag. It was delivered to your door and you still refused? Are you kidding me? Grinding, it's far worse than Qianlang, the female protagonist is not as good as Qi Yuan and Liu Mi, and the only female character Liao Liao can play

It's too toxic. It's already 2021 and there are still people recommending this kind of novel. I was very embarrassed when I saw the plot. It's too cliche.

Selling daughter to buy a house for concubine moved China