Rise America

In a good novel, because of one Kim Hyun Tae, there are so many people who don't even have the thought to go in and take a look. Come and gather together to see how many people there are.

In my impression, didn't the dot-com bubble at the end of the century burst because it only had a concept and unclear profit direction? The Internet environment in the book includes both search engines, news, Twitter, Facebook, etc. It has obviously found a profitable direction. How could a bubble form?

Looking at the introduction, I don't want to read the protagonist's name 😄 You can tell at a glance that it is called a stick dog.

I just want to complain that the main character's name looks like a stick. And she looks like a female stick 😆

I wonder if the author is Korean.

I think the word count and subject matter are good, but the name of the protagonist is like a meal of unknown taste, and I saw a dead fly before I started eating.

This is the first book that does not mention Korean entertainment but gives the main character a Korean name. Is it just for fun that the author has a mine at home? Just these three words "Kim Hyun Tae" caused countless readers to immediately retreat. It's hard to say how much it affects their grades, at least half.

Who gave you the courage to write now?

The main character's name looks like a Korean, so I can't place it at all.

Is this name Korean? Let's go, enjoy yourself!

I can't stand it, the crash is so severe later on, I just want to quietly read an urban entertainment article, and besides, is the rhythm of the male protagonist focusing on the orphan really good?

One main character's name can ruin a book, so I'll just change the name and read it again

I don't know why, but Pig's Knuckle's American name is more pleasant to the ears than his Chinese name. . . . I don't read much, can anyone explain why?

I thought the first half of the book was pretty good, but the time passed very slowly in the content. The author made a mistake in calculating the ages of the protagonist and his daughter (wrong from the beginning) In addition, the second half added fantasy content from Chinese and foreign mythology. I didn't want to click on the chapter names when I looked at them (I didn't want to click on any chapter between the middle and the finale)... I personally think that the middle to the end of the book is a bit deliberately extending the story content.

Fainting ending. Is it worthy of the author's word count and time?

At first glance, the name is Bangzi Smecta. No way

At first I endured reading hundreds of chapters, but it really felt like something was not right, so I skipped to read the ending. Fortunately, I read the last two chapters in advance, otherwise it would really be a waste of money.

It took so much time to deal with a super little guy, nearly 200 chapters were spent, and I'm speechless.

I love Dazzling Hundred Flowers written in big letters. It's my first book in my life as a bookworm. Come on.

From the patent aspect to a complete collapse, the writing was so funny

If you write everything in it, you won't be able to get it back later.

An old man failed in school

Why did it become a fantasy novel, with magic, superpowers, and a bunch of aliens?

I really don't want to complain too much about the protagonist, who is in his thirties and should have died in a school shooting. The author forcefully pulled him back. He was shot three times and was almost hit in the heart. Can you rephrase it? It sounds too deliberate. Junk novel

The imagination is okay, but I feel that the design is flawed, especially the issue of women and Chinese people. I want to do something for the other world of China, but ABC doesn't do it. In the mid-term, my mentality exploded. With such a powerful and unique alien primary school student assistant, and with great wealth and strength, I still had a loser mentality. Can't stand it anymore

Taimei