"The drunkard about to win a million-dollar lottery prize"
"The soon-to-rise billionaire"
Zhao Xi unexpectedly gained the ability to see the endings of all things.
So he traded two bottles of liquor for the drunkard's million-dollar lottery ticket.
He got in early and latched onto the soon-to-rise billionaire.
"He's a legend in business, with countless hit products under his belt."
"He's a legendary mogul whose life was full of twists and turns."
"He deserves the world's admiration. He is the God of Investing from the East, Zhao Xi!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
I would like to make a suggestion, the narrative of the story is too naive, the events are relatively blunt, making people feel like they are just bystanders, and the plot does not give people a sense of expectation. The subject matter is okay, but maybe the author doesn't know what he is writing about. For example: "The blue sky is about to darken". Is this the ending? And "upcoming billionaire", shouldn't it mean a person is about to become a billionaire? The article is almost logical. It is quite unreasonable for a billionaire to be hunted down for no apparent reason, to have a bank card worth 30 million yuan for no apparent reason, and to give the money to a woman for no apparent reason.
Come on author, I will subscribe