Becoming a Tycoon by Renting Out Office Buildings

After reading the prologue, I couldn't help but recite a poem: The author writes the wet green, the trees are quiet at dawn; the huge flowers are fragrant in the room, and the wine is filled with rosy clouds.

Whoever dares to reply to me, I will curse him to be immortal, live a hundred years, be destined to be the emperor of Europe, be molested by the goddess every night, and still get a system. I solemnly say it again, don't reply randomly! ! !

Everyone who writes this kind of novels is ruined. They all start with luxury cars, have touching IQs, are forced to show off, etc. They are not interesting. Don't tell me whether you like them or not. I spend money to read books. When I see this kind of novels where the author obviously has no intention, why can't I criticize it?

The private cruise ship was rented out privately by the captain. Since the owner has forgiven it, the rent should be shared equally with the captain? ? ? ? Do you need a brain?

In my third-tier city, I rented half a floor, and the annual rent was 380,000. In the first-tier city you wrote about, the annual rent for an office building was 230,000, which is awesome, the author

One hundred thousand for one floor, two or three hundred thousand for two or three floors. Was the author's mathematics taught by a physical education teacher?

The author is confused. The monthly rent for one floor of an office building is 100,000 yuan, and there are 20 to 30 floors in total. But the annual rent is 200,000 yuan? At least ** million. Fool

One floor, one hundred, twenty, thirty thousand, one floor, two or three hundred thousand a year, as taught by your math and physical education teacher.

Your own cruise ship was rented out by someone else without permission, and you end up chatting and laughing with him like a SB, and you continue to use him. It's so insulting to people's intelligence.

When will you be able to become an author without even graduating from elementary school? 100,000 Per year for one floor, 200,000 to 300,000 per year for 20 or 30 floors? ? ? ? I couldn't pass arithmetic in elementary school. I ran away after reading the first chapter because I couldn't read it.