Climb Up

This book is very interesting, the subject matter is very novel, the atmosphere of the workplace is written, and there are all kinds of beauties in the middle. I recommend everyone to read it together.

This male protagonist acts like he has no brains. He pulls up his pants and refuses to recognize anyone.

The author made the protagonist's halo too obvious, and the plot was old-fashioned. He kept using the same routine, and kept writing with some changes. For example: someone drugged the male protagonist in order to find something to do with him, the male protagonist would accidentally save a noble person who happened to be able to help before being challenged by his boss, and he had a lot of beauties around him but still ate from the bowl and looked at the pot. It seemed that all the women written about had something to do with him. The hero's ex-girlfriend always says the same thing every time. It's almost like copying and pasting the previous content to the back. The male protagonist's way of life is just like that of a novice who has just graduated from college. Everything is black and white in the male protagonist's eyes. At first glance, I thought the male protagonist was a dedicated gentleman, but it turned out that he was hugging him from left to right, and the number of women he had relationships with later could not be counted on one hand. However, the other woman has already thrown herself into his arms, and the male protagonist still has to pretend to be a gentleman.

Can you please not write the male protagonist as a turtle man? Why not follow Song Zuer? Since reading a book like yours, it must be for the male protagonist to kill everyone, at least win half the world, why is Lin Chao here becoming Su Xi'er's turtle boy!

The protagonist's woman is always being provoked, and she has to save people every time. Lu Pingchuan is always on call, and that's what makes the underworld emperor so cool. Just write pornographically well, and don't make so many embarrassing plots.

The writing is too fake, unrealistic, and looks a bit fake and fake.

Nice

Warm reminder, don't use your brain when reading this book. Don't use your brain. The author really writes whatever he dreams about.

Nice

Average. Too many typos. No gold content? An understatement. Not focusing on the key points. Wrinkled nonsense. It's too embarrassing to write about Lin Chao. Fiction is too big.