As Wan Chen browsed his phone, he unexpectedly came across a game called Time-Space Fight the Landlord. The game's Happy Beans could be cashed out, and he could also use them for ten-pulls on the System lottery.
"Congratulations! You've won a Bugatti Veyron worth 45 million!"
"Congratulations! You've won 200 million in cash!"
"Congratulations! You've won 100% of the shares in Zhuoyue Corporation!"
"Congratulations! You've gained unbeatable skills at PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds!"
"Congratulations! You've won a villa complex at Longteng Bay!"
From then on, Wan Chen began his leisurely, wonderful life as a tycoon.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Bomb! My head is buzzing again! Three! Don't want!
*The code was so annoying to the anchor at first that he ended up rejecting her. You wrote her in such a** way and you planned to reject her. This is a poisonous point.
Fortunately, the poison is not that serious.
*Lu's classic format, the writing is not enough, women come to join in! The protagonist is handsome and pretends to be a slap-in-the-face duet
I'm watching. I'll watch after I gain weight.
If you don't update well enough, people rarely stay.
20 Days a day goes by very quickly, 20 episodes are updated in a day, and 999 episodes are updated in a month.
It's very well written. Why don't you update it more?
No way! No way! Wouldn't anyone really read this kind of book written for imbeciles?
Are you still using such a vicious big-faced approach?