Pretend to Be a Boss

With supreme wisdom, he can obviously lead the intelligent beasts in the mining area or reach a high position. If you want to pursue history and gourmet food, when you reach the top of the pyramid, won't you be able to live however you want? A fisherman fishes every day because it is necessary for him to survive; a rich man fishes every day because it is his life adjustment. It's the same fishing, but the difference is worlds apart.

The subject matter is quite novel, and the worldview is something I have never seen before. It has a post-modern wasteland feel. It was indeed quite interesting when I first watched it. It felt like a genius on the left and a madman on the right, and then it revealed a calm sense of epilepsy. But I can only say that this book is a book that starts high but plays low, and is a good hand of cards. The author's approach reveals a sense of immaturity. The more I read, the more I become wise. At the beginning, I could still read it with my head, but after that, it was like playing house. The protagonist's character is a genius, but I can't understand some of the things the protagonist does. Maybe it's because I'm not a genius. I feel that the character is not mentally ill yet. The writing style is too immature and often pretends to be profound. Objectively speaking, this book is actually okay, but it is not a masterpiece, and you cannot read it with your own mind. You have to read it with the protagonist's mind. I am more accustomed to reading with my own brain, so I gave a negative review and said goodbye.

The synopsis of the plot is very exciting, but the specific plot arrangement is very weak. It's okay if you don't read the introduction. But after reading the introduction, you really can't stand the beginning. It's a very common problem, and Shuangwen is unhappy. Most of the dilemmas in the plot are the protagonist's own fault, and many of the people who don't deserve to die are also the protagonist's fault. If you want to write cool articles, don't be a literary youth; if you want a literary youth, don't choose cool articles to write. If you want to read cool articles, stop reading.

It's very beautiful, the plot is exciting, and the content is also interesting😃

High EQ points: This book will feel particularly exciting once it hits the airwaves. Unfortunately, I have already graduated from junior high school a few years ago. I had a similar idea in junior high school, but at that time I was just giving endless tricks to the protagonist in my heart. This book is an example of using the protagonist as the center to attack others without limit, and to bring down the aura of wisdom. The self-righteous plot and setting pretend to be dark and cruel. Even with everything written like this, I can't write a good article. He dared to go to a dangerous area without any fighting ability, and then almost tricked himself to death and yet he dared to tell others to just listen to him. The characterization is a mess. At best, the protagonist is a pretentious criminal who doesn't care about worldly affairs. At worst, he is a lucky loser. The author's writing style is not that serious. He gives the protagonist a foodie setting, but in fact it is just to show off. Anyone who comes to the kitchen can write in more detail than he does. No hard work. I can't finish watching, so I say goodbye.

The subject matter is well chosen, so it is a good book in the early stages, but the more you get to the end, the more strange it becomes. For example, the young master of the three top families, the supreme commander of the entire human army, chose to pay a private visit incognito when he went to a fortress with obvious problems, knowing that it would be difficult for him to get out from the lower levels without bodyguards. Assuming that he really believed in the kindness of human beings, then he was welcomed with great fanfare when he secretly went to see it, but he still felt that it was normal? Okay, let's assume that he really feels that human beings are kind and hospitable enough to investigate everyone who visits, then his second personality has examined the fortress and found that there is a problem in the fortress. Even what the problem is, everything is clear. At this time, he can pretend not to know and run away. At this time, he is extremely smart and a wise leader, choose one person, go to his base camp, and break up with his leader? The fox's previous behavior can be called stupid. There are experts here. Are you afraid that they won't kill you? (PS: Villains are also extremely stupid. Those who can be killed directly choose to be exiled, but most authors like to do this.) Speaking of foxes, let me complain again. The promised catastrophe boss should be invincible below Doomsday. Not to mention his low IQ, even his combat ability is an average existence. From the front, Soryu looked like he refused to accept anyone. When they really started fighting, he just sent it without saying a word. I think those presiding judges are not Doomsday, right? And the White Snake is the disaster boss in front of him, is he on an equal footing with the disaster boss? Each one of them spoke more energetically than the other, but it was of no use in fighting. Let's talk about the emotional line. Didn't the author say that anyone knows that this book is about a single female protagonist? While saying that he doesn't like it, he is trying his best to tease others. To sum up, the subject matter of this book is novel, but the author is too arrogant. To be honest, I don't know if the author is in a hurry or what, but the rest of the book is really an insult to the IQ, which makes me feel uncomfortable and has no IQ.

You can watch it, but try not to watch it with your brain

An extremely outrageous book. It's so outrageous. All I can say about this book is run. It's outrageous.

After reading this, I thought it was really good. I really recommend it. I like the protagonist very much

The worldview is multiple and the relationships between characters are multi-faceted. The protagonist can pretend to be the boss due to certain qualities, and after experiencing various levels of boss identity, he finally ends "pretending" in all senses. After reading the book, I want to say one more thing, maybe this is "Don't underestimate our bond."