I Can See the Price List

It started out well, with vivid language and interesting plot, until the protagonist returned to his hometown to get engaged to his younger brother! Not to mention the plot of the boss giving a commission of hundreds of thousands to an employee who has not yet joined the company, and then giving two bottles of wine worth nearly 400,000, which makes people's blood boil! The protagonist took two bottles of wine back and planned to give it to his father. His old farmer father was worried about the 120,000 yuan gift. After getting the wine, he said that he would bring a bottle to his future in-laws to apologize (the second son made the other party's daughter pregnant). The future in-laws said: Let's drink it at noon! As I have a low IQ, I couldn't figure it out, so I sorted out the logic from the beginning - it turned out that the author had a profound meaning, these were not two old farmers, but the lost brother Huanzhu among the people! Pooh--!

I haven't finished reading it, and after the author babbled on about the job interview for seven chapters without finishing it, I already lost the patience to read on. In order to avoid reading this book by mistake again, I left a review.

It started well, but the further you go, the worse it gets. Since you have a golden finger, why do you still have to work and suffer? I don't understand it at all. I can cooperate at most, but I can't work. I just go to the antique street and I have capital. I'm speechless.

The first one or two hundred chapters are still readable, but the word count is very low in the end. In the end, there is even a great fusion of myths and legends about cultivating immortals, future technology, and myths and legends. If there is nothing to write about, I just finish it early. But in the end, I have no inspiration and have to end it forcefully. It is not so neat to pull it off and pinch it off.

This book is simply retarded. In more than 100 chapters, there is a very outrageous point of view: "The woman who personally planned and participated in the fraud that caused others to lose their money and jump off the building is a kind person." It's really disgusting.

I finally got the hang of it and can rate it. It's really hard. Poor people are forbidden to write rich articles! The first few chapters reveal the beauty of "230w new energy trams parked in front of wealthy houses" It's hard to imagine that you can still read this kind of writing after 4202 years. We are not discriminating. If the author's writing skills are not good enough, read more about how the good articles are written. The text reveals a childish feeling of making up YY by one's own imagination. I think I have also turned to the 8:00 mark before. Although the content of brainless YY is relatively high, it is not as outrageous as this one.

The book is good, with more than 200 chapters written around "immortality" to the last chapter, and gods in the later stages.

The rating is still too high. Anyone with a little brain can't watch it. Anyone who can persist in reading 10 chapters without quitting is a god. As for why I can persist in reading 30 chapters, it's because I happen to like Mochiya very much.

First of all, the beginning of the book is quite good, the subject matter is very novel, but the further it goes, the more difficult it is to read. Most of the women in the book are portrayed as low-minded and squealing types, such as the lawyer classmate, Wang Baoer, and a female police officer, especially this female police officer. There is a scene where Wu Feiyang is arrested, which requires a lot of digging. In an ambush situation, this female police officer actually pretended not to get into the situation. She wanted to destroy the original plan and forcibly arrested the protagonist for no reason. First of all, this police character is either a criminal police officer or an anti-narcotics police officer. She has no brains and loves to pretend to be innocent. How was this anti-intellectual character designed? Having said that, isn't this an insult to the people's police?

Is it possible for a rural family to use 180,000 yuan of wine as tap water? Let's just dream. What does the author think?