A Ten-Thousandfold Rebate: I Became the World’s Richest Man

A great book, five stars! Highly recommended!

I don't object to harems, but I do object to harems without any emotional connection. Ever since the male protagonist became rich, he finds women faster than anyone else, basically without any foreshadowing, and he takes them all down one by one. The whole thing reads like a diary entry, with too few details and events that are glossed over.

I love this kind of harem-building that's so confident and justified! Keep it up, author!

It's alright, but there are too many women. I don't drink much, which is to my taste. Suitable for a loser. 🤭🤭🤭

Good luck, but I still hope the harem doesn't catch fire.

It's great, and the system is powerful—only a super-rich person like me deserves the title! Please update more!

Well, aside from the main characters, everyone else is female—teachers, broadcasters, coaches, graduate students, company CEOs, doctors, scientists, salespeople, etc. It feels like Tomato (the author) would be better off writing erotic novels online.

After listening to fourteen chapters, they're so rich, why didn't I see any luxury cars? They were taking taxis instead.

The scope is too narrow. Even if the author has a mother complex, could you please stop having so many female leads over 30? The portrayal of the school beauty was terrible, especially the job application for the chairman's assistant (even though she was offered the position, she didn't know and still applied).

I remember a novel where the male protagonist was killed by a group of his girlfriends—a teacher, a school beauty, a news anchor, a doctor, a white-collar worker, and a CEO. 😏 A dozen of them ganged up on him and killed him! 😆