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The writing is okay, but first of all, the author's character is that he is lazy. But when I saw the part where the dog uses technology to invest in shares, the original intention changed. But the plot cannot always be the same as before, which will make the whole book boring. But the character has changed. The author's book has been half-finished. Some readers will be discouraged after seeing this.

It was okay at the beginning and very attractive, but after about 600 chapters, it started to feel boring, because the plot is like a matryoshka doll, and sometimes a skill comes and goes, such as clothing. At first, it is not very good, and then it is very professional, and then it is said to be completely clueless 😂 Overall, it is so-so, it is good at the beginning, you can watch it in the middle, but you don't want to watch it later. Self-feeling score is artificially high

Please rate it, it's a book that starts high but ends low. It was really good before chapter 150, but it was so uncomfortable to read after chapter 150. The male protagonist is supposed to be lazy and takes care of the family, but the female protagonist insists on letting him pursue a career. Without saying anything else, I just want to know what the male protagonist really is. After starting her career, she will definitely not be able to take care of the heroine as before. There will definitely be a gap in the heroine's heart by then. I don't know what I will do. Also, the heroine is too capable of controlling the hero, especially at work. She can take care of the heroine by herself. The male protagonist brought his wife and couldn't stand it anymore. The female protagonist said she wanted to divorce twice. The first time was extenuating and the second time was really incomprehensible. I couldn't stand it until more than 180 chapters in. I was actually expecting the female protagonist to regret it and bow to the male protagonist after the divorce. I searched the full text and didn't find this content, so I didn't plan to read it. After chapter 150, it's not the same type as the previous one. I guess the female protagonist forced the male protagonist to keep building her career.

The first half of the book is pretty good, but the second half has nothing to do with the preface and the follower. Sometimes he says he has a system, sometimes he doesn't, sometimes he says he is a genius, he is smart, and sometimes he is as stupid as a pig.

To summarize after reading thirty chapters, I really have no desire to read further. 1 There is a difference between having a system and not having it. It has been over thirty chapters and it has not been explained clearly. It is so confusing. The 2 protagonists are just chatting awkwardly, it's just the author forcing the plot, a routine plot, repeated over and over again. 3 Live broadcast of life, the plot forcibly involves two staff members? What do you think? Then after every awkward chat, the protagonist would forcefully put together a plot to explain to the audience in the live broadcast room what the protagonist meant. Finally, what is the summary? This score is over nine points

Too much nonsense and too many typos! Have a finger in the pie. Retreat

It's getting uglier and uglier. Has someone changed? Just after saying that the male protagonist had a bad waist, he ran up to buy groceries the next moment. . . The hero slept outside, and his wife didn't say a word. Instead, his wife's best friend cared about him. . . The male protagonist massaged several of his wife's best friends in front of his wife. . . Not to mention there are a bunch of typos, and even people's names are mixed up, and they haven't been changed even after 700 chapters. . . .

Everything was fine, but when I started exercising, I couldn't get my waist up, so I asked Yanjiao to do it. Since I didn't go to the gym for many chapters, I taught Sun Ya and the others how to exercise. Why is it so awkward, and they have to run with two dumbbells on their backs? Breaking the world record... And then there's fitness. It doesn't make sense, it does look good, but it's a bit awkward.

The front is okay, but the back is a bit deviated from the theme.

The first 600 chapters are vivid and vivid, but the later chapters are like writing an old composition to fill in the previous gaps.