Tycoon: When I Suddenly Got Rich

For a novel featuring a wealthy tycoon, this one is decent; at least it avoids the cliché of a seemingly weak character feigning weakness while secretly plotting against others, or a lone hero taking on a daunting task. The point of such novels is to see nouveau riche spending lavishly to acquire women—after all, with a system, what logic do they need?

I found the comments funny, so I'm sharing my thoughts. As long as the "tycoon's livestream entertainment" isn't too toxic, it's fine. If you think it's too blatant, don't watch it. Tycoon stories are just that simple and direct. 😏😏

It has no redeeming qualities and is quite funny. There are no clichéd face-slapping or cuckolding plots.

Elementary school student writing a diary 🤦

Among the super-rich novels I've read on Tomato, this one stands out. It's not overly exaggerated, not mindless, and quite realistic. 😆😆

Overall, it seems to have no major flaws and is a pretty good, enjoyable read. However, the system upgrades are a bit too fast, which needs to be controlled. It's so mindless and exhilarating that if there's not much of a process involved, it loses its appeal.

Good job, keep it up! Come on, beautiful lady! 🤦

Great read!!! Keep up the good work, author!!!

It's pretty good.

The first two books about wealthy tycoons featured a lot of European and Korean settings; I hope this one will have more about everyday life. I'd love to read more! 😏