[Shen Hao + Daily Warmth + Treasure Girl + Coolness]
Jiang Ge, who was betrayed by his lover and died of his parents, finally got out of the sea of mental suffering.
As a result, a WeChat wedding invitation from his ex-girlfriend directly broke the psychological defense line that Jiang Ge had finally built up.
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Jiang Ge, who was reborn in 2004, activated the 'gold miner' system.
Dig, dig, dig.
[Congratulations to the host for successfully acquiring 46.5% Of Penguin's shares]
Dig, dig, dig.
[Congratulations to the host for acquiring a mansion in South Kensington]
Dig, dig, dig.
[Congratulations to the host for obtaining a treasure map of an ancient Indian temple]
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In this life, Jiang Ge decided not to stick to love. He wanted to see this vast blue world.
Reader comments
I'm sorry to disappoint the author. I personally prefer to read this type of book, but I don't like the setting of male and female protagonists. The female protagonist left the male protagonist before rebirth. I read the first chapter entirely because the male protagonist has no ability. I think the female protagonist has done her best. I wonder which girl in today's society is willing to accompany a boy for thirteen years without achieving anything. And I read the next few chapters. The heroine's family also caused the heroine's lack of character. It may have indirectly caused the death of the hero's parents, but it is true that the hero has achieved nothing in the past thirteen years. Attributing everything to the heroine's fault, I think it is a sign of cowardice and incompetence on the part of the hero. I'm sorry to the author, I'm abandoning the book (all subjective opinions, please don't scold me)
I'm sorry to disappoint the author. I personally prefer to read this type of book, but I don't like the setting of male and female protagonists. The female protagonist left the male protagonist before rebirth. I read the first chapter entirely because the male protagonist has no ability. I think the female protagonist has done her best. I wonder which girl in today's society is willing to accompany a boy for thirteen years without achieving anything. And I read the next few chapters. The heroine's family also caused the heroine's lack of character. It may have indirectly caused the death of the hero's parents, but it is true that the hero has achieved nothing in the past thirteen years. Attributing everything to the heroine's fault, I think it is a sign of cowardice and incompetence on the part of the hero. I'm sorry to the author, I'm abandoning the book (all subjective opinions, please don't scold me)