
Field Interview: You Asked the Host Such Baffling Questions Her Brain Nearly Shut Down
野外采访:你给主持人小脑问萎缩了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Countryside Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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955Chapters
76kPopularity
1.1kReaders
249Must-read votes
8.7Score
134Ratings
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Reader comments 7
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At first, I did feel that this book was interesting, and I felt that it might be worth watching. However, the further I read, the less desire I had to continue reading the book. Especially the protagonist. Why do I feel that this person has a problem with his personality and his temperament is very weird? Sometimes there are some inexplicable operations that confuse me. There is also a plot in the middle where the protagonist is bitten by a snake. It is a bit awkward to watch. This part comes out of nowhere and I am really speechless. The last thing that disgusts me the most is that the protagonist is obviously very strong both in terms of his own strength and the power behind it, but his wife doesn't know it, and if she wants to help, she can do it openly. Even if you don't let the whole world know, you must let your wife know and prove that you did it. There is no need to do this. It's hidden. I don't want to talk about the rest, and I don't want it to happen. What era is it? This kind of plot is from many years ago. It's too cliche. The last thing is the classification of your book. The problem is not as big as usual. What is that system? I've read two to three hundred chapters, but I haven't seen such a thing as a system. Is it just randomly labeled as a joke? Forget it, come on, author, I will continue to read this book until you write a plot that makes me extremely unhappy. If not, then I will finish it. There is no other way. If you want to blame me, blame me for not having enough books to read. I hope you will not let me down🤔
The plot of this book is somewhat interesting. It's just that the writing is terrible, the details are rotten, the characters are broken, and it jumps around repeatedly. For example, the beginning of Chapter 24 is very poisonous. In the first sentence, the pig's feet said that there are as many apples as dozens of trees, and he even opened his mouth to allow others to eat them, and then in the second sentence, he pretended to be a big boss and used this small topic of apples to drive away the monkeys. And then you are secretly sad... Read it for yourself. Is this reasonable? [Raises eyebrows] Then someone risked his life to save your daughter's life, and even kowtowed, you said: Do you know what's wrong? Also, it was written that your daughter was extremely happy after the monkey left, but felt sad when she thought about it after being saved😅
I need to read the book before reading it, because the beginning of this book is the same as the book above, but if I hadn't clicked on the author, it would have seemed very reasonable, so I feel like it's okay not to read the book.
They are going to beat your daughter. You still forgive me! Hehe. Is this called loving your daughter?
Very poor characterization
Pretty good
Nice