I Am the Rich Heir

I feel that Liu Xuexin is the most pitiful one in the story. Zhao Yi sacrificed so much, but in the end, she still didn't become Zhao Yi's wife.

I think this is an excellent novel. The author realistically and without exaggeration portrays the Zhao family's power. Although the state considered the Zhao family a threat, it ultimately spared them. In the end, Zhao Yi retired to the mountains, promising that the Zhao family would step forward if the country were in trouble. This is the brilliance of the entire novel.

Not bad, not bad at all. This book showed me a different kind of wealthy young master. There's the character of Che Ying, the white lotus, and the female lead is the leader of the organization the protagonist's grandmother organizes. The grandmother is the strongest person in the world, and everyone under the grandfather's organization, except for one traitor, is the strongest. My favorite characters are Lang Feng, the "suit-wearing thug," and Qiao Xiao Er. I've read it over 10 times already.

Unfortunately, Zhao Yi has reached the pinnacle of China and is no longer the dashing young man he once was.

This was the first non-fantasy/martial arts novel I read back then, and it was pretty good. It left a deep impression on me, and overall, there wasn't anything I disliked about it. However, I still prefer the bleak reality of cultivation novels.

Not bad, I'll give you a thumbs up!

It's alright. It's pretty good, but the protagonist doesn't seem to have the strength to match his wealth; he always seems to get bullied when he's alone and keeping a low profile!

Unlike other novels about rich kids who only find out they're born into wealth later, this book is great! 👍

This book is very well written. Children should experience some hardship from a young age so they know that earning money is not easy. This will also help them understand their parents' good intentions.

I suggest the author write a sequel to this novel, preferably with all the original young characters! 😃😃