Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 368 364. Comments on "I Just Want to Be Self-Reliant"

Today I would like to recommend a new book to you.

"I Just Want to Be Self-reliant", Mid-Autumn Moon, Level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Youth Campus.

【Introduction】

Zhao Dezhu was reborn.

He didn't know how to trade treasury bonds or stocks, couldn't remember winning lottery numbers, and didn't understand how to make money in business...

He had only one thought: I want to be self-reliant!

I will never be the one who eats and waits for death again...
If you don’t like to catch up on the updates, you can first finish reading the art career novel "The Great Beauty Era" and the mercenary gunfight novel "I am an Emotionless Killer".

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: That's it? On June 20, 2020, a building fall occurred in a residential complex, and the deceased cried out, "Be self-reliant." Flashback to 2003, the protagonist receives an acceptance letter and visits their new school to scout it out. The freshmen, looking at the seemingly middle school-sized university, lament, "That's it?"

Chapter Two, that's it! This is a high-level vocational and technical college, and many students are deceived into joining. The protagonist is no exception, only he has made the journey so far, to escape the ties of his family and avoid repeating the same mistakes of his past life. However, the school's faculty and facilities are a bit lacking. However, he is attracted by the so-called golf course.

Chapter 3: I'm Not Interested in Beautiful Women. The protagonist, possessing the experience of two lifetimes, was the first to change his major to golf and pay the tuition. After sending his roommate away, he had a cordial conversation with the principal. After receiving his commission from the principal for the freshman reception, he found a quiet corner, took out his expensive phone, and parted ways with the woman he had been entangled with.

Chapter 4: Strength truly doesn't allow it. The protagonist arrives at the rental apartment near the school gate, finds an elderly man, and pays him a fee for vehicle storage, thus securing his newly acquired luxury car. A new car arrives, carrying freshmen. He sprints over, dodging the waists of a group of sophomore girls, and greets the new students with utmost grace. His actions leave his former roommates stunned.

Chapter 5: In a moment, a million possibilities. After finishing his recruitment duties for the day, the protagonist invited his new roommates to a roadside hot pot stall. The sophomores also joined him. The protagonist acted maturely and calmly, getting along well with the girls. The new roommates were a bit shy, especially after the protagonist shared his welcome bonus with everyone, sparking a wave of envy.

Chapter 6: A casual, powerful move. The protagonist invites everyone to dinner that evening, and several girls' eyes are filled with curiosity about him. After arranging the division of labor, the next day, some are still unwilling to give up and want to deepen their relationship. The protagonist is strolling around the campus with the parents. When faced with a questioning parent, he casually pulls out his latest phone and uses a Hong Kong and Taiwan accent, which works wonders.

Chapter 7: Launch. The girls rotated positions, and the recruitment was more effective. The protagonist, in a show of arrogance, increased everyone's commissions, then spent the remaining money on food, drinks, and entertainment. At the karaoke bar, he even performed a soulful rendition of "A Lifetime of Love," captivating the young men and women.

Chapter 8 ends there. The protagonist stares blankly at his wine, looking a bit lonely. After the girls ask him about it, he replies that he's fine, and then takes the group to the five-star hotel across the street to stay overnight, since the school is about to close anyway. This is the group's first time at such an event, but the protagonist is the only one who acts as if he's used to it, even allocating rooms appropriately.

Chapter 9: Is this just a visual feast? The protagonist left the hotel early in the morning, leaving the others empty-handed. He wanted to start a business, so he needed money. He wanted to sell his luxury car, but the used market was unreliable. He then went to the school principal to ask for a commission, but all he got was a tuition waiver.

Chapter 10: I'm a killer who doesn't like relationships. Many majors in school have students on scholarships, and the protagonist's golf major, with the exception of him, is filled with women on scholarships. Unfortunately, he's terrified of women. So, he decides to start a business with his roommates, and invites those senior women out. He wipes his hair with a towel, breaking their hearts.

【Brief Comment】

Zhongqiu Yueming is a level 5 author, and has written five works: Grassroots Common People, Dreams Are King, The Era of Great Beauty, I Am an Emotionless Killer, and I Just Want to Be Self-reliant.

His most popular book, "I Am Really a Rich Second Generation", was ruthlessly sealed and has not been released until now. I have only read half of the book.

Later, I read quite a bit of his "The Great Beauty Era" and even attended a few events. This kind of purely artistic campus novel is really quite enjoyable. I had to quit reading it because the harem was a bit too intense, with all the female characters clinging to me recklessly.

Because of the subject matter of "I Am an Emotionless Killer", which is about mercenaries fighting each other and the story takes place on a small island in the South Pacific, I was not very interested in it, so I didn't watch it much.

I took a look at his new book "I Just Want to Be Self-reliant" when it was first released. It is about the second generation of demolition workers.

This topic is also quite sensitive, so I didn't take it seriously at the time. After careful consideration today, I found that there are quite a few exciting points in the opening.

The protagonist has lived two lives as a human being and has no worries about money, but he wants to rely on self-reliance to change the extravagant and decadent life of his previous life.

The starting point is good.

The protagonist became a celebrity as soon as he entered the school. His means and methods of making money were extremely mature, which made the newly enrolled college students envious, and even the sophomores looked at him with admiration.

After reading it, I felt it was generally good. The writing was solid, the plot was interesting, the characters were well-developed, and the plot and foreshadowing were well-developed.

Writing a book for an experienced author is like drinking water. Everything goes smoothly and there are no obstacles to immersing oneself in the author's experience.

The only thing that makes people feel a little uncomfortable is that it is not novel enough and is a bit clichéd.

In addition, yesterday a well-known wealthy person bought the book for silver, and the number of collections increased by 12.

This increase is also a strange phenomenon that has appeared recently. The Silver Alliance is so terrifying~
However, the collection often decreases by another 10 the next day.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

The Mid-Autumn moon is bright, and people in the underworld call him "Fifth Brother".

I forgot where the allusion came from.

However, this is not important.

His books have a unique style, sophisticated writing style and fluent prose. He has completely turned writing into a real skill for making a living.

To put it bluntly, there is no subject he cannot write about, no plane he cannot fly, and no harem he cannot collect.

As far as routines are concerned, he is definitely an old hand and never uses the same tricks twice.

As for the performance of the book, what can I say?

Ever since Qian Duoduo came into being, I’ve felt really sad.

I don’t know if it’s because I walked too much by the river and got my shoes wet, or because I wrote too many routines and lost my innocence, but the book is still good, but its level of excitement cannot reach the level of first-class books.

Anyway, better than me!

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