
After Dying for My Unfilial Devotion, I Split from the Family and Made a Fortune
愚孝惨死后,分家单过逆袭做富翁
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- 2.8M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Farming
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- After I Stopped Being Filially Devoted to a Fault, I Got Hooked on Buying Courtyard Houses in Kyoto不愚孝后,我在京都买四合院上瘾Alternate title on Fanqie
- After Dying Miserably from Foolish Filial Piety, I Severed Ties with My Family and Rose to Become WealthyEnglish name
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In his past life, his parents were biased, he was exploited by his family, causing his daughter's death and his wife's divorce! Finally, crippled, he was thrown into a livestock shed and died a gruesome death. Reborn, he's led his family to wealth and prosperity! Even after 300 chapters, they haven't separated, he's living a life of luxury, buying them watches and giving them money!
Such a good book, a perfect score 100! The book portrays the eldest brother suffering and being taken advantage of, but the truth is, I, as the brother, was taken advantage of. I was morally blackmailed for over a decade, worked myself to the bone for my family, got sick, and was kicked out of the house 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦 Fortunately, I worked hard for another ten years and finally turned things around.
It's very well-written, without forced plot twists; this is the most normal book I've ever read by Tomato. I initially rated it five stars, but after seeing the introduction of the "space" element and the subsequent sloppy plot, I'm now downgrading it to three. Why couldn't they just write a better book?
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I really like him. He's intelligent, smart, and rational. He loves his wife and kids, and he makes people feel very secure around him!
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In reality, in those days, rural women were especially uneducated and conservative. The one-sided education of Confucius instilled in them the belief that filial piety was paramount, that men were the masters and women were the servants, and that girls were like grass. That was the rural area after the fall of the dynasty.