The Villain Who Loses Money to Stay Alive: The Whole Internet Wants Me to Be Their Boss

It's a very good book, but it shouldn't have a score of 6.1. After reading through the comments, I found that some readers could not accept the theory of anti-squeezing, so they thought it was a poisonous point. For example: the protagonist thinks that three trucks of free meat, vegetables and fruits should be provided to the welfare home. If it is not enough, the products on sale will be taken off the shelves and prioritized. This should be the optimal solution considering all aspects. But some readers may feel that it is a forced loss, which is a poisonous point. Furthermore, some people think that the disparity in wages is a poisonous point. [Holds face] I don't think there's a problem with this, it's just that some people are used to being squeezed/oppressed and can't accept it. A high salary to support a clean person may not necessarily mean a clean person, but it does mean a high salary 🤭. You don't need high wages to boost morale among workers, but do you need cakes? [Pouts] In the end, several ratings gave it low marks because they couldn't accept the writing of this kind of plot flow. I think it's dragging out the plot and dragging it out. The subordinates complained in their hearts that the Dragon King was pretending to be 13. Why did the double standards and self-righteousness drag out the plot? The only problem is that there are too few 🤭

The introduction says that the Dragon King will take over the protagonist's property later, and will also be entangled with many women. Therefore, the female protagonists in the later plots will still like the Dragon King and fall in love with the Dragon King, but the male protagonist's property will not be saved. A bit abusive Okay, in the latest chapter, Sun has a crush on the Dragon King and is ready to have a candlelight dinner with the Dragon King. Most of the female characters belong to Dragon King

The beginning is okay, but I haven't read the rest yet Is this protagonist too cowardly? 🥺 No wonder the score is so low

It's super good-looking. It's not like other protagonists with similar themes who mindlessly hate the decent protagonist, grab opportunities, and have a lot of conspiracy theories. Instead, it's a leisurely and happy daily life, relaxed. What's most surprising to me is that for the heroine, in many similar themes, the protagonist has all kinds of brainless acquisitions of the Dragon King's harem, and uses various means for various interests. I don't understand it. What's the difference between that and The Dragon King? This novel is the most beautiful one. However, it is a story about a single female protagonist (so far), and the female protagonist is also the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart. They have been in love for a long time, and I feel that the author's writing style is also very good, and his ideas are also very good. Regarding the Dragon King's harem, he is in a very good friend relationship (by the way, the female protagonist and the Dragon King's original harem are best friends). The protagonist also handles these girlfriends of the female protagonist very well, and the relationship is very harmonious. He occasionally jokes, and is not just a stud. Anyway, overall, this book is very to my liking. I would like to give the author a big thumbs up and hope for more updates. Also, I don't understand why the score is so low. I hope the author won't be sad. This book will definitely get better and better as more people discover it!!! ദ്ദി (• ˕ •マ.ᐟ

It's still pretty good-looking, and it's a bit cool, too. It's really fun to watch the workers. There is good water at the back

It's a good novel, it has shortcomings, but the flaws don't cover up the good points. The male protagonist is a rich second-generation villain who travels through the world of Jackie Chan. He has a money-losing system, opens a supermarket, and then turns losses into profits. In the middle, he gradually introduces settings similar to martial arts and even cultivating immortals. In the end, he discovers that the money-losing system was given by the Humane Empress. There were many time-travelers before, but due to Due to greed, she replaced the Dragon King, became the Dragon King, sacrificed the world and was killed by the "immortal" from the upper world. The Humane Empress could only restart again and again. In the end, the protagonist and heroine, the country and the people joined forces to defeat the immortal and hide the world. The ending was good. Disadvantages: 1. Su Ruyan's scene in the early stage is a bit long. 2. There is no problem that Lu Wu, the guardian beast of the Immortal Gate, is the incarnation of the Humane Empress, but the grocery store owner who sells the merit items to the protagonist calls the protagonist Little Financial Master, and he is also the incarnation of the Humane Empress. This is a bit strange.

It's easy to go bankrupt, title (I want to do something good for the people, but my peers sued me for bankruptcy)

The author is relatively sober among the genre, complaining about all kinds of clichéd plots. It is a very good style interspersed in the book, I hope to maintain it. The heroine, I stand in Tangmen Shasha!!!

Is the heroine still Su Ruyan? I don't think it's necessary.

Personal evaluation: The subject matter is very novel. There are no big problems with the plot or characters. As for those related issues that are said to be linked to reality, I don't think it is necessary. The novel is a novel. There is no big problem if it is divorced from reality. The reason for deducting one star is that the title and introduction of the book actually clearly state the main line and theme of the novel. Why do you need to include a little bit of cultivation? I think it's acceptable to include a little bit of involvement, but in the end, it ends with Cultivation of Immortality, which I feel is a bit out of the novel. Even the humane ones, um... I personally feel that the ending is not very good. It would be better if it could return to the business war. After all, the title and introduction of your book are already very straightforward. If I wanted to read Cultivation of Immortality, I wouldn't click in, right? Summary: It's pretty good. There's a small flaw at the end. It's not a big problem. You can watch it.