Showbiz: I'm Really Not a Tycoon, I Just Made a Little Money

Uh, it smells like a female novel. It is true that the "I" in the Mahayana stage was slandered by the disciples in the Qi training stage, and the "I" was so anxious that I was at a loss. In the end, I had to reconcile with the founder of the immortal world!

It's super thunderous. I, the richest man, have been slandered and I have to broadcast a live broadcast to clarify. I am laughing so hard that I feel like a child. Are the rumors being spread by chaebols, chaebols, and chaebols? Do they only care about wealth but not the rich? Valve means aristocratic family. Without a century-old foundation, it can be said to be a nouveau riche.

Can you read it clearly? Why didn't I understand what he wanted to write?

I have been a bookworm for 20 years, and this is the first time I have read a book with so much nonsense. I gritted my teeth and read more than ten chapters, but it almost made me sick. There was no theme in the whole process, and it was all nonsense. This is definitely the most stupid book I have ever read.

Good guy. The protagonist has been living in the comments of netizens. This book has been written from the perspective of netizens, and the protagonist has been reincarnated amidst the endless doubts and shocks of netizens. There are also infinite memes, which integrate all the hot memes on the Internet into the protagonist. So far, I see nothing but the shadow of Lei Jun in him. There is also the shadow of Fei Lu. Dreaming about the shadow of the divine machine. The shadow of the eagle, waiting for the shadow of the great internet writer. There are also current popular events on the Internet. This book is simply a fusion of hot memes. It may feel fun to read in the early stages, but it always blends in with memes without a plot, and the protagonist always lives in the perspective of netizens. Personally, I can only see this book until it is put on the shelves, because there is no plot and it is all Internet memes, plus netizens' doubts and slaps in the face are shocking.

It was written by Lei Jun and then he introduced the author of the online article in a long way. It was too ink-blank. I guess he would have to pay for it before the introduction was finished.

If you want to write an autobiography, just write about a real-life rich man, forget it. Writing a fictional protagonist is all about comments from netizens. The protagonist is of no use at all and relies on others to help clarify. Then it is unimaginable that the protagonist who is awesome has the right to speak in the media microphone. You can criticize him if you want? The software you use is invested by others and you can't be found? I can take hundreds of millions to sue you all. The official relationship is so good with other people. Do you think you, a common man, can do well to hack others? Even if you are just a tool pushed by the mastermind behind the scenes, you can't even think about it.

What the heck, I pulled it briefly, half of the netizens commented, it's awesome

Shenjin disease, live broadcast at the beginning, and become an Internet celebrity?

The fact that the main character didn't show up was all a boast. Too poisonous