The Return of the Crazy Boy in the City

You are not the author of this book. If you insist on borrowing, most of the chapters here are "borrowings." For example, starting from Chapter 25, most of them are copied here in small pieces from other books. Although you have rewritten them, some of the words and phrases are basically the same. You should have read many novels, otherwise you would not be able to borrow from so many novels. The novels all borrow a fragment. For example, the beginning of chapter 25 is a fragment from the previous chapters of "After I Will Cultivate Immortality". It is very similar to this. You can borrow it, but don't copy all the plot and words. You just add some words to describe it more detailed or simpler, add a few descriptors, and change the position. Don't think that others can't see it. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, the first few chapters you wrote have too many fragments in the novels I read. Although most of the novels start with resurrection and other messy things, they are basically the same, but you should not have the same thing since you practice the exercises after resurrection. I can understand if you show one or two, after all, people can have the same thoughts, but I only read more than 100 chapters, and I found that most of them were moved from other novels. Personally, I think I read a small amount of them. It's a lot to say, otherwise I wouldn't look at it from a free website. I also have a lot of novels at home. Experience shows that you should be a book lover turned author, but you can't borrow from everywhere. You have to use your own ideas to include many fragments from other very famous novels, so you can see through them at a glance. If you insist that you are not borrowing, you created earlier than them, then look at the creation time yourself. If you are really not afraid of plagiarism, will you still be in this Seven Cats? You should have gone to Qidian and Chuangshi a long time ago, right? Although it is said that Qimao makes a mobile phone enough for books, if you go to Du Niang and search, you can see that Qimao means that you have been among the seven cats for a long time. To be honest, you should be named after a girl, so don't borrow it randomly, okay? It makes me feel like I'm reviewing some classic books

This Seven Cats really doesn't have a good book.

So damn verbose.

Chapter 139: In this era, do you still have to look at the face of an old woman to get married? You have the ability but are you afraid that you won't be able to support your family? To put it bluntly, it's just that the heroine is hypocritical and can't let go of her self-righteous and amazing Nie family?

What about the follow-up, will it end without beginning or end?

Why are the male protagonists in this kind of novels all bitches, as if they have never seen a woman in their lives?

I'm serious. It's my first time to review a novel. I'm really speechless. What a bad ending. I haven't been directly covered by Ding Yi. What's the ending? Is all the foreshadowing ahead dead?

It's so ugly, so cliche.

Why is it over?

The book is well written, but it's a pity that it doesn't have an ending.