I Became Financially Free as Soon as I Entered College

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Generally, the highlight of Shenhao stories is that a poor guy at the bottom gets a lot of money to buy and buy, and his personality changes, allowing us little Karami to fulfill our fantasies. Other Shenhao systems may also be set up to give cash back for acquiring girls. Although it is written clearly, there is still some bad culture of money worship, and sometimes there are jokes like the emperor going to the fields to use gold poles. This book is not very orthodox, that's not to say it's bad. The protagonist of this book is a second-generation person. He has eaten, used, seen, and played all kinds of racing cars and burn-in games. The Shenhao system gives him 8 million monthly pocket money, but he may also have tens of thousands of monthly pocket money, and he has a factory at home waiting to be inherited. Therefore, Shenhao's mentality must be carefully controlled. It just seems that the system does not have a strong sense of existence. Another feature is that the characters are well created. The male dormitory does not have much writing except for another upstart rich second-generation dog-licking Zhou Zhou, especially the female dormitory. There are currently four female characters in the female dormitory. A younger sister, Kim, is her current real girlfriend. She is from the Northeast of China and South Korea, and has a tutor. She is very sensible and measured. Li Xue, a second-generation rich man, was chased by Zhou Liangou. She was a reckless, silly elder sister who used foul language. There is also the stereotype of a money-worshiping girl, a fisherman, which belongs to the observer's perspective. The interaction between these characters is much better than in the childhood.