[Tycoon System, No Romance, Growth and Comeback, No Saintly Lead, Silly Heroine, Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger]
A burned-out office worker went on a bender, got poisoned by fake liquor, and unexpectedly bound herself to the Little Tipsy 188 Tycoon System.
An unlimited black card, ready to swipe whenever she wants.
This romance-obsessed System’s rules say she can only spend money on men?
Let’s see how Fan Jie gets around that!
She’s unmoved by younger puppy-like guys and ignores brooding, repressed men. Whether you’re a domineering CEO or a crime boss, you’re all just tools for Fan Jie to rack up points.
She can use the System to help build the country,
and then kick back and splurge on luxury cars and mansions.
She carries the Little Tipsy System all the way to the top and reaches the pinnacle of life.
Reporter: “Ms. He, the Jiuzhou Group became the world’s leading financial conglomerate just a few short years after its founding. What’s your secret to success?”
He Fan: “??? I was just messing around.”
In Fan Jie’s eyes, men don’t matter. She cares only about money and freedom (and, grudgingly, her dumb System).
[The System’s rules say she can only spend money on men, which the heroine herself dislikes. But early on, before she gets used to the System, she’ll follow the rules and spend some money on men. There will also be a few tipping scenes, but very few. Once she figures out the rookie System’s bugs, it gets better. If that bothers you, please skip this one.]
I have a minor issue with this story. I don't mind having a younger brother and sister, but when I read that there's a 5-year-old brother later on, it really shocked me. It's hard not to think about families with two sisters and a brother, but it's written in a very heartwarming, female-oriented novel style. This setup feels a bit too disjointed. However, the author still writes in a very interesting way, making it worthwhile to continue reading.
So good, so good, so good! 💕💕💕💕💕 I hope the author can write more stories that contribute to the country! 😘 I've been really enjoying reading this far, but... Emmm, this book is non-CP (no romantic pairing), right? I hope that won't change later on. 😂
It's so good!!! There aren't any of those typical plots where the female lead buys clothes and then a villainous female supporting character suddenly appears to slap her in the face. I absolutely love it! 💕💕💕💕💕💕
This book is sure to be a hit! It's so good, I love reading it.
It's good, unlike those stories where the female lead simply spends money on male streamers and gets a reward. She's quite adept at exploiting loopholes in the system to grow her own money-making schemes, and the system is also adorable, working hard to earn skills for its host. 😳
This is the most relaxing and enjoyable story about a super-rich person I've ever read. It's really good!
Overall satisfaction: 9 out of 10. It has some enjoyable moments. The author pays particular attention to detail! The humor throughout is also quite natural, not forced or contrived. While many things remain unresolved, the overall tone is good; leave the unexplained parts to your imagination. The ending feels rushed, with a brief, glossed-over feel. It feels like a hurried wrap-up.
It's quite beautiful! "Chairman He, only today do I understand what you meant by what you told me before." "My perspective was too narrow." The scene of He Fan holding a teacup at that time flashed before my eyes. "This tea is precious; people would pay a fortune for just a few ounces. But if it's not brewed with hot water, it always falls short."
It's quite good. It's one of the few novels about rich people where you can find system bugs and exploit the system. This is the second book I've seen with a similar setting. Apart from the fact that the character Dongguazi, who has physical contact with the female lead at the end, has a slightly abrupt relationship with her, everything else is fine. Keep up the good work, author!
Quite good! No romantic pairing, but strong nationalistic sentiment—very nice! 👍