Tricked into West Africa, Ten Thousand Times Worse Than Northern Myanmar

There is a message saying that there are no tigers in Africa, so where do tiger skins come from? I guess this is something the author did not write. Those who have watched the movie Hoh Xil should know that cases of smuggling precious animal skins out of the country have been captured in Southeast Asia, including our country. This is not written in this book. There are a lot of things, or there are a lot of things that I dare not write about. For example, the Health Bureau, I guess it is talking about Amway, Perfect, No Limits, but I don't know, it is a very nice book, why no one reads it. Finally, I want to ask if any brothers know what the Thousand-Hand Guanyin Bureau said?

The plot is okay, but the logic is too fake, it's just a running story written by AI. . . First of all, in the card game, the protagonist actually sacrificed himself to save the man who said that his wife and newborn child were seriously ill at home. Moreover, he did this after being severely beaten and being taught by his seniors. This does not fit the character of the protagonist. As mentioned earlier, the protagonist's job is to sell houses, and it is easy to make money, but the protagonist uses it to reward so-called beautiful anchors, and pays off hundreds of thousands in loans as rewards. Then he mentioned that the protagonist's relative has a woman with terminal cancer and a daughter who needs to be taken care of. The protagonist is so caring that he would rather lend money to a female anchor and give a reward than take care of his cancerous relative. But when faced with the man begging for mercy, he actively chooses to attract the beast even though he will die at any time? Isn't this nonsense? A person who is greedy for life and afraid of death suddenly becomes righteous again? It feels a bit inconsistent to force a halo. Then there is the story at the beginning about being deceived by a female anchor. The woman who sent him the photos was not a low-level person in that place. She was in charge, and she personally did such a low-level job? Perhaps it can be explained that the amount of the protagonist's loan reward is too large to attract attention. But whether it is northern Myanmar or South Africa, people who are deceived usually have the following characteristics: those who are deceived may have bad intentions and stupid brains, but they will definitely step forward when they see someone in danger. They do not care about their own lives. After being beaten, they will turn around and forget to continue helping others. The protagonist is an adult, but after working as a salesperson, he still doesn't know how to assess the situation. How can he still survive? Apart from these, it's actually quite good. I've also seen a lot of similar ones, all with the same routine. The sentences read smoothly, but there is no logic in some places and the characters are broken.

15 Years old, this book is well written

It's so well written, I voted for it all

First time commenting, two words excellent

The plot in the first two chapters was dull at first, but it became more and more interesting as I read it. I learned a lot of real-life things from it, such as (doing 10 official things for the boss is not as good as doing one private thing for the boss, and doing 10 personal things for the boss is not as good as helping the boss with one bad thing), etc., Many wonderful realistic words. Many readers only read the first two chapters and stop reading. In fact, the more they read, the more exciting it becomes. The author's wife is so imaginative that the plot is so exciting that you can't even imagine it. Give the author some money and encourage Cui to write updates!

The language is witty and insightful, and some chapters are very touching.

It looks good in the middle, but the ending is unprepared, but there's nothing you can do about it. The most uncomfortable thing is that anyone with a name in a book must die

Protagonist Pure Virgin

Immerse yourself in it and can't put it down👍👍👍