Xiao Fan's parents suddenly disappeared three years ago. With no source of income, Xiao Chen could only scrape by doing odd jobs for his classmates. Then one day, he unexpectedly received a call from his father and learned his true identity: a super-rich second-generation heir. From then on, he had more money than he could ever spend, and lived a life of pride and carefree indulgence.
Treat the whole class to a meal at a five-star hotel ---- 2000000
Give classmates 10 BMWs ---- **
One iPhone X for each classmate ---- 1000000
10 villas for * ---- **
100 Hermes bags ---- 1000000
100 bottles of XO mouthwash ---- 2600000
Two publicly listed companies ----- **
That's just how the rich live: simple and unpretentious.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
This is called the second generation of rich people. I'm afraid the author got kicked in the head by a donkey.
At first glance, this kind of opening seems to come from a gathering place that specializes in writing about Raven. This beginning is not even as good as those stories about a son-in-law. Let's just write the villain as the protagonist.
I'm afraid this protagonist is not mentally retarded, right?
This is the most amazing book I have ever read.
It's so ****, it's one of the most **** books I've ever read.
The author took too many pills, so what did he write about?
What the hell are you writing? Is this called a great novel?