The Easygoing Life After Financial Freedom
财富自由后的咸鱼日常
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 312k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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In booklists 23
This Has to Be Tomato's Best Tycoon Story
Top-tier billionaire wish-fulfillment novels.
Looking for Addictive Tycoon Stories, No Face-Slapping or Showing Off
Any Relaxed, Everyday Urban Stories? Nothing Mindlessly Comedic
Please, I am begging you.
Urban Slice-of-Life, Realistic and Immersive, with Vivid, Believable Writing
No transmigration, cultivation, fantasy, or whatever else. I want something real: grounded in everyday life, with sincere emotions that resonate.
Pure Slice-of-Life Stories
Are slice-of-life stories even slice-of-life anymore? It’s all showing off and face-slapping, and it’s really annoying to read. Give me something light, fresh, and genuinely slice-of-life.
Are Single-Female-Lead Stories Falling Out of Fashion on Tomato?
One Female Lead, Urban Slice of Life: Simple Is Best
Sweet romance is coming my way!
Wealthy Protagonist Stories Without Brain-Dead Plots, Showing Off, or Getting Cheated on From the Start
Rebirth Stories About Making a Little Money and Lying Flat to Enjoy Life
Looking for books similar to "Lying Flat: I Achieved Financial Freedom in College".
Looking for a Tycoon Novel About Enjoying Life, Without Streamer Donations or Business Wars
Any stories where the protagonist gets a System that just gives them money for enjoying life? They spend their days eating, drinking, and traveling with a few close friends. No annoying stuff like tipping female streamers or business warfare. Please recommend a few.
One Female Lead, Realistic Romance, Urban Coincidences
Something like that story about the nation’s goddess.
#Looking for Stories Where Someone Suddenly Wins the Lottery and Is Happy With Just a Little Wealth
The Protagonist Suddenly Gets Rich and Chooses to Enjoy Life
Any Low-Key, Everyday Stories About the Rich?
Looking for tycoon stories without showing off and face-slapping, with a single female lead, and a focus on everyday affection or work.
Looking for Everyday Urban Life Novels! The Male Lead Has a System, but It Isn't Over the Top
A male lead who's a guesthouse owner, photographer, or traveler, that sort of thing. Something lighthearted, with no showing off and face-slapping, and a single female lead.
Looking for an Urban Story About Achieving Financial Freedom, With an Ordinary Lead Who Isn't Showy, Foolish, or Surrounded by a Harem
No more ordinary stories where someone gets rich, buys sports cars, joins clubs, and has nothing better to do than get foot massages.
One Female Lead, Tons of Sweet Moments, Cozy Everyday Life
Lots of sweet romance, with one female lead.
Looking for Everyday Life Stories About the Ultra-Rich
Looking for novels about the everyday life of a wealthy tycoon.
Novels Where the Protagonist Travels Across the Country and Signs In!
Looking for books like Tycoon: Starting at the Airport, Taking in the Rivers and Mountains of the Motherland.
The Protagonist Suddenly Gets Rich and Chooses to Enjoy Life
Wealthy Protagonist Stories: No Brain-Dead Plots or Endless Showing Off and Face-Slapping
Any Feel-Good Stories Where the Protagonist Wins the Lottery from the Start, Then Trades Stocks and Futures?
Any Everyday Urban Stories About Transmigration?
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Come, author, repeat after me: I solemnly swear: From today onward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, strive for brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered into steel, and be worthy of my readers…
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"Sparrow's Food" is quite good, and it's made me look forward to the male lead's sweet romance. The writing is really good. However, the updates are too slow. I hope the author doesn't abandon the story later. I'm giving you five stars and hoping you can update faster and maintain the quality.
Should it be called Zhou Quan or Jiang Yuan? It's not bad.
I've read many comments saying the protagonist is a "simp," but I don't think so. Being a "simp" presupposes the opposite sex already has someone they like, or is a player who has absolutely no interest in you, or even dislikes you. Only then would you be considered a "simp." The protagonist's behavior should be called sincere pursuit. Honestly, what can you give a rich and good-looking person?
It's a great book, written with complete authenticity, like a personal account. It's just too short; at least a million words would be more satisfying.
It's great; the whole book has a relaxed and comfortable pace.
Well, having lived in Dali for two years, I can appreciate the tranquility and the atmosphere of the ancient city at night.
This is a light and relaxing story that realistically portrays the daily life of someone with very sound values after winning the lottery. It's a comfortable read; there are no extravagant cars or watches, making it more of a lighthearted travel and romance novel. Money is meant for daily expenses, not for flaunting wealth.
This book is very well written; a 7.7 rating is definitely too low. It doesn't exaggerate by starting with hundreds of billions or trillions, nor does it depict people spending all their money on women and luxury cars. It's especially suitable for people who have lost their youthful passion to read slowly, as if they've returned to their younger selves—it's practical and relatable.