Go Chase Your Guy Best Friend. I'm Tired

The identity of the richest man's son is just a decoration. It would be better to give the protagonist a more ordinary identity, which would be more pleasing to the eye.

There is no one else who can be so aggrieved when a reborn person is the son of a richest man.

I have to say how much does one cost for these people who gave good reviews? I want it too. The son of a rich man. Being treated like this by a poor man? If you were to change it in real life, his family would have disappeared long ago. Does the author think life is too beautiful?

This book is too divorced from reality. A rich man's son, and his mother is still worried that he can't find a wife? Are you bullied by teachers and classmates at school? Can you believe it?

Just like a running account

Can you believe that the son of the richest man can still be bullied by ordinary people? It would be nice not to cause trouble for them.

It's a useless article. If I'm not mistaken, it's normal to think that the protagonist is a woman. It's a classic female article.

I know why your book's rating is so low. The subject matter is good. But the interspersed timelines, story lines, and currency are too confusing, and you want to express too much about the teacher when it comes to character portrayal. There is also the ugliness of human nature in schools. That's not to say it doesn't happen, but it's outrageous if it happens too often. I saw your comment, saying that you had a teacher experience when you were a child. But what I want to say is that it is very annoying to write it. Then you want to write a plot of pretending to be a slap in the face. As a result, in this book, love does not taste like love, and a slap in the face does not feel like a slap in the face. There is also a hint of business war. It makes it uncomfortable to read.

Author, how much did you pay for these good reviews? Add me?

The writing is very good. After reading this book, I instantly felt 20 years younger. The plot of this book is basically the same as the romance novel I read 20 years ago. None of the people in the book have normal IQs.