The City Rider

It's boring, there's too much nonsense, after reading more than 40 chapters, I just can't stand it anymore, so I give up.

Brother, you write so, so well. Maybe this is a truly good book, with good and evil clearly distinguishable. Let me lend you a few short plots to get some opinions!

It seems that the author has some experience in the life of delivery boys, and he has written about their various aspects of life, which is very interesting. However, the description of the protagonist Xu Haidong in the later chapters is too pedantic, has no desires, and has a great understanding, which is not in line with the logic of his life, and is completely contradictory to the first half of the story: diligent and diligent.

Ouch, hey, hey, hey, it's too slow

Why don't you meet a rich woman?

Real reality, the male protagonist is very clever, I admire him

This book can be roughly described as "dream" and "separation". A person who is looking for his dream in Shanghai. When your life is confused, you might as well read this book. There is separation, acquaintance, dreams, and the direction of life. Xu Haidong in the book is ordinary. He lives a very regular life every day. He is very kind. In the end, he realized his dream in Shanghai with his own efforts. He also got to know Grandma Liu and many other people. There is a saying in the book: "This is how life is, constantly meeting new people and sending away old ones, passing on from generation to generation." Just like Xu Haidong in the book, whether it is Yingying or Grandpa Xu, Grandma Liu or Mr. Liu, they are the sustenance and inheritance of generation after generation. Life is short, and you can only know a few thousand people, either in life, family, or friendship. What moved me the most was the scene where Mr. Liu and Xu Haidong were eating. It was about an old man's life, a young man's future, and a dream mission.

This is a rare good book, how much better than those books about cultivating immortals or God of War and the like! There are very few typos and the sentences are very fluent. It's a great book!

It's beautiful, even though it's all ordinary things,

The growth process of a little person is vividly displayed. The ups and downs make people think about it. Good people are rewarded...