Rumor Has It I Own a Lot of Houses. Let Me Set the Record Straight: It’s True

网传我有很多房，我澄清一下，不是谣传

by Turkey Without Pot Scorch (火鸡未锅巴)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 14k Words
Genre: Urban Romance
Subgenre: Business Drama
Updated: 5y ago
Source: Faloo

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Synopsis

After transmigrating, Lin Wenjie obtains the Self-Cultivation System and settles into a lazy life devoted to self-improvement.

He owns a pretty decent internet cafe, where he spends his free time watching esports beauties...

He also has a big house and a beautiful tenant who pays 1,500 a month in rent...

But lately, Lin Wenjie has been troubled. Hundreds of houses have gradually been added to his name. How is he supposed to rent them all out?

Waiting for answers online. This is pretty urgent. o╥﹏╥o

This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.

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