Don't Call Me a Villain, Please Call Me a Chaebol

Capitalists will cry when they see it.

Okay, this book. The author himself will get good results if he goes to bookstores more and makes recommendations.

The protagonist should be hung on a lamppost

The pace of the whole book is very fast, even very fast in most books of the same type, but it is undeniable that this is indeed a good book, even a very good book, but the premise is not fast, especially the coexistence of cultivation and magic.

It was okay, but the wheel rolled onto my face.

Sure enough, anything with a low score in Tomato is either trash or a sacred book, but if you think about it again, the number 6.6 Is also very auspicious.

It's very good. Unlike other immortal cultivation technologies, TND nuclear fusion can be achieved. The computer is exactly the same as the original world, and the physical rules of the world are different. Although there are some in this book, at least it is from the perspective of cultivating immortals. The characters are pretty good, but a bit mind-numbing and the scenes change too frequently.

The protagonist is very capitalist

Ahem! Compared to the author, I am really pure!

Personally I think it's pretty good, but I was a little confused when I saw it later, but generally it's okay [like] Damn it, finish spreading flowers!

Hahahahahaha I was laughing so hard

The book is very good. I suggest the author add the word "fantasy" to the title of the book, otherwise I would have thought it was about the reform period. If the system hadn't recommended it to me all the time, I would have missed it.

It's pretty cool to watch, but it's hard to imagine what kind of mental state the author was in when he wrote such an extremely abstract transition style.

Okay, the plot is quite compact, with lots of driving details, and I like books with detailed emotional descriptions. It just so happens that in this book, the protagonist has a very good relationship with his women and has three childhood sweethearts [laughing]

The novel is well written. It describes what capitalists who have traveled to the world of cultivation should do, and the plot does not drag on. The protagonist is ruthless and decisive in killing, but it's a pity that the ending is so good.

Interesting, low score protection is too much, give it a high score

It's really capitaly

This is no better than those villain licking dog stories [laughing evilly]

Primitive accumulation of capital

A little messy, but pretty good

So beautiful, why is the score so low?

What is the origin of the system?

This book tells the story of how a person who accidentally traveled through time transformed the world of immortality into a capital market step by step.

It's okay, but a little bit missing

This job is pretty neat

Not bad VS hehehe

The author has the appearance of becoming a god

Si, my head feels so itchy, maybe I have to grow a brain [full]

It's interesting, come on

Pretty good, multi-line operation [laughing and crying]