My Desert Island Life with a Female CEO
我和女总裁的荒岛生涯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Masters
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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798Chapters
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941Readers
9.0Score
15kMust-read votes
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Thank you so much for providing such a wonderful work. I'm a bit of a bookworm, but the character "Chen Tian" described in this book seems even more foolish than me. As a young and energetic man, he manages to stay within acceptable boundaries despite being surrounded by beautiful women on a deserted island every day, while Ding Tu Zi, Xiao Li, and Song Pang Zi can embrace women all the time. Therefore, I think the character Chen Tian in your book is a bit too much. Sorry! Hope this helps!
It's great, but the updates are too slow.
After reading for a while, all I see is childish bickering. They haven't even solved their basic needs, let alone figure out how to get food; all they do is scramble for women, and their methods are so childish and laughable—giving them gifts? I'm speechless. What kind of novel is this, a survival story? It's all about women; they skip the island survival stuff whenever possible. What's the point of reading it?
That's really well written.
It's too far-fetched. I couldn't continue after reading only the first two hundred chapters. The plot feels forced and contrived. The author tried to create a decisive and ruthless character, but those damned characters are still alive and well after over two hundred chapters. Killing wolves, sharks, and even the wolf king, and then the villain just casually composes a couplet at the protagonist's bonfire party—they somehow manage to erase all of the protagonist's achievements? Are they all idiots? A simple couplet can equate to so much merit? The writing is also terrible.
After each chapter, I'm stroking my hair and counting on my fingers. Every five chapters, I get analyzed, and it's always the same reason, used repeatedly, always a provocation, always falling for it. There's nothing wrong with it, it's just that the novel's subject matter is good, but the writing is terrible. If you want to reply, then you can come and try. Anyone who replies is an idiot. Physically discouraged. Please be aware.
The plot is captivating, human nature is realistically portrayed, and true masters are found among ordinary people!
Absolutely brilliant
Your book is terrible.
Anyway, some passages made me very uncomfortable, and I felt a tightness in my chest.