Is This Star a Cheapskate? Donating a Hundred Schools Moves the Whole Internet to Tears

Play it high and trick everyone into eating a piece of it

No logic 1. No one is online. There are several programs and there are a bunch of directors who don't know the protagonists. They don't know anything when asked. 2. The agent doesn't go online. After watching the live broadcast, he doesn't even know what the protagonist looks like. This is outrageous. 3. The protagonist does not have a vx and only has a mobile phone for elderly people. How do you scan shared bicycles? I would like to ask. 4. The protagonist writes a song worth five million, releases it once for several million, and then writes more than a dozen songs without even completing the system task. 5. Sensational for the sake of sensational, touching for the sake of moving, the emotional pull is well written, but it falls apart when you look closely.

It's good to use the money you earn for charity, but there's no need to write so poor, right? One-thousandth of the income per song is several million. Even if there are 10 songs in a month, the monthly income is tens of thousands. As a result, the living standard is the same as that of a poor person. With this income, you can pay for food and water. Buy station tickets for long distances? It always feels very special. I don't like it. I don't know what will happen next. I can't stand it when I see buying station tickets for long distances.

When can we see the truth come out? It seems a bit depressing, and I can't find an outlet to vent it!

This book is truly invincible, not in a positive sense but in a derogatory sense. First, a high threshold was set. One billion had to be donated before it could be made public. This was the first time that the author had dug a hole for himself. At more than 400 chapters, I almost thought someone else knew the school where the protagonist donated money, but the system ended up screwing me over. Anyway, the people who read this book are not willing to take it hard, and those who get high marks, how can they be so selfish?

Is this 9.2 Score a brushstroke or some brainless review? It's so messy but you still have the nerve to give it a high score? The logic doesn't make sense, the subject matter is old-fashioned, and the plot is mechanically copied... Is no one in charge? Isn't AI writing better than this?

It's just a cool article, you can't read it with your brain. You can basically read the table of contents and you can complete the text by yourself.

Overall, it's pretty good. Although the system is quite fantasy, his setting of donating money to children in mountainous areas is quite thoughtful.

How can it be updated? I think the author would feel sick if he read it from the beginning.

How to put it this way, I don't know what Seven Cats is about. Many books have very high ratings, but the actual content is really hard to read. I'm also starved for books and want to read it for a change, but I really don't understand that such a level is 9.1. I personally feel that this book is a bit mindless for any normal person to read. Of course, for games like Jianlai, I Have an Adventure House, and The Legend of the Shepherd, there is no need to say high scores. After all, they are really beautiful. I won't say anything about the author. After all, the author is just trying to make a little money, or he may have just written a book, and his writing skills are still lacking. No matter how he dares to write a book, he is better than what we think. I am just a reader to make an objective evaluation. Finally, I hope that the author's writing style and novel creation will get better and better.