I Make Trillions a Year, What's Wrong with Me Protecting My Shortcomings?

I have watched so many of them, and overall they make me feel very comfortable. The subject matter is quite novel, but the soundtrack is a bit uncoordinated. The music does not match the situation, and the music is like a random mix, so I only give four stars.

Bookworm review (14,000 hours of listening time on multiple platforms): Overall, it is a good book, but there are many pitfalls and loopholes in some of the characters' behaviors, which do not affect the overall plot. For example, towards the behavior of outsiders, distant relatives and close relatives, outsiders can do what they can, distant relatives can do anything they can, and close relatives can make big things trivial and trivial things small. The same wrong behavior is different. This is the character's behavioral mistake. Loophole: The opening chapter says that the character purchased by the male protagonist can be contacted through the system without a phone call. The male protagonist knows everything that happened. However, when the female protagonist has an accident and the bodyguard dies, the male protagonist does not know anything while sleeping. The book is a good book, worth reading [laughing]

The book is a good book, but the dubbing is a bit ugly

This is a book I really like, but the number of chapters is a little short [Like]

Your male voice is all the same It's all hard explanations, everything has to be explained. You're afraid I won't understand, right? At least 60 of 100 words are explanations. Too wordy. The more you read the forced words, the less interesting they become, which makes it a bit unbearable.

It sounds so good. Finally finished listening.

The novel is good but there is no dubbing To reduce points

Personally, I feel pretty good. We work together and work together.

I'm very curious, Chapter 45, what's going on with the other voices?