Tokyo Tycoon: Spending 9 Trillion in a Year

This doesn't feel like a typical "super-rich" novel to me; you could see it as a romance novel where the male lead doesn't have to worry about money. 🤭 Also, good luck to the author! 👍

The overall feel is very realistic, making me feel like I'm reading a story about a villainous woman. Furthermore, the money system isn't as exaggerated as typical stories about super-rich characters; the author has considered the risks of a large influx of currency into the market. Suggestion: The author could change the book title!

This is a very interesting novel, and it has many merits for me. The protagonist doesn't seem fixated on completing the mission, unlike typical stories about wealthy protagonists. He doesn't think about spending money on gold-digging women to complete tasks, even though it's not his own money being lost. Personally, I'd rather give the money to a good person.

This book may not be a successful "super-rich" novel, but it's the one that has touched me the most recently. Every character is incredibly well-developed; as the author said, "the characters are alive." Perhaps the author's writing style wasn't refined enough at the time, resulting in lengthy explanations to convey ideas.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a delicately written novel about a wealthy tycoon, tinged with a touch of idealism. What surprised me was the author's profound understanding of Japanese culture; the names given to the characters were all perfectly fitting. For example, Yokoyama Mio's name reveals her personality, as do the differences between Asagami Yuna and Asagami Sora.

The plot is complete, the female leads each have their own careers, and the male lead is not only good at dating but also learning in various fields. Although he is not particularly outstanding, his efforts are commendable. The only shortcoming is that it would be better if the female leads were a bit more substantial. Otherwise, there are no flaws.

You wrote so well! 😄😄 You added details to the top-tier novel on Qidian, including the 90 trillion yuan "simp gold" (a metaphor for excessive displays of affection). It's just that there aren't enough female leads. 😄😄 The top-tier novel on Qidian is known for its sharp descriptions of women's emotions and scenes.

I especially love the style of this book. Although it doesn't have any particularly exciting moments, it has a more tranquil and realistic feel. I highly recommend it if you like non-brainless urban fantasy novels. P. S.: High roll, yyds

Personally, I really like this book. Why? Actually, it's quite rare for a book to be written without any anti-Japanese sentiment. Generally speaking, in a country like Tomato (a famous Japanese writer), the stronghold of the extreme right-wingers, there would be an overwhelming number of right-wingers.

While browsing the homepage, I was surprised to find some excellent books, quite different from what I'd seen before. I read them all in one go. I wish the authors continued success in their writing.