Reborn as a Landlord in the Magic City

The first part was pretty good, but then when I got to Yang Ying, I felt like giving up on the book. I spent three or four chapters writing about her. Why should I be the heroine? That would be boring

If you don't buy stocks, why are you talking so much nonsense? The word count of water is not that good either.

The sea, you are full of water, I vomited when I saw it😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

The heroine's mother wants a trust fund of 300 million to give to the heroine, and the protagonist agrees. The author doesn't understand what a trust fund is. Trust funds cannot be withdrawn, which is equivalent to throwing them into the water. The fund management agency will pay interest upon maturity according to the agreement, and then establish it to the heroine. Then the money will only be given to the heroine, even if The heroine dumped the protagonist the next day, which has nothing to do with the protagonist. In addition, you must ensure that you are powerful and can make the fund management people jealous. Otherwise, if you don't play dirty and slowly kill the whole family and swallow up all the funds, go check whether the major families who fled to Ami in the Republic of China have established funds and how many people are left.

The plot is okay, but there is too much nonsense. Che Zhulun talks back and forth. I suggest using AI to refine it.

Come on, write more, too little. Thanks

With so many people giving it one and two points, the overall score is actually 8.4, Which is incredible. It's really too long-winded. Even the village intelligence office talking to my wife is not so long-winded. I don't know whether it's because I'm really not good enough or because I'm just missing the word count...

It's okay, it's okay, it's okay, it's okay

The water is too big, big, big, big, big

It's a novel that you can read, but it's best to stay for more than 30 chapters. The author's writing progress is not fast.