My Wife Goes on a Show, and My National Scholar Identity Is Exposed

Sorry, I posted the good-looking one after I read the first 50 chapters. After reading more than 100 and 200 chapters, I realized something was wrong. The word count starts to get too low later on, and I feel like it has nothing to do with science and technology anymore. If you like reading about science and technology, I won't read it.

I can barely see about a hundred chapters in front of me. The faster I go, the worse it feels. I flip through the table of contents. . What dirty things

What I wrote before is just so-so. The back is miserable.

I came from advertising. I just made do with it at the beginning, but the back part is terrible. The plot is too slow and brainless. I put several chapters into one thing and try to improve the word count in different ways. I didn't write seriously at all. The language is so stupid that it's ridiculous.

If you still want to read the first half, just delete the second half.

It was pretty good in the early stage, but now I'm going to do an experiment, and I'm going on a trip, and there's no experiment plot at the end.

What kind of abstract novel where the left and right brains compete with each other? On the one hand, it wants to publicly shock the world and call on everyone to learn from it, but on the other hand, it restricts the flow and blocks it. There is also a global cooking list here. Who has time to rank chefs? You are the one👍🏻

The second half is like a mouse poop spoiling a pot of soup. It's so disgusting that you don't want to leave it alone.

It's very dull, the writing is poor, and the technology and emotions are not good enough. The whole story is just a show, too monotonous, and most of the plots are almost the same. The first 60 chapters are still worth reading. Overall, the plot is not good enough and the ending feels a bit unfinished. I don't recommend reading it.

No further research? It's time for a honeymoon