I Didn’t Want to Be a Gold Digger, But Big Brother Gave Me Too Much

This is a perfect urban fantasy novel featuring a protagonist who becomes a wealthy tycoon. The initial power level isn't too drastic, preventing the story from running out of steam after a few dozen chapters. The protagonist's methods are currently quite effective, and the author is gradually adjusting his mindset and approach to things.

A very good campus-themed web novel. It features camaraderie and brotherhood in university dorms. There's a clever female student following along. A female streamer travels a long distance to give him his first time—I love this kind of thing! A quiet girl slowly falls in love, taking her time. Although it's a system, it doesn't excessively focus on making money; it's all about taking it slow. I feel the score is low; maybe the author used too many system calculation formulas.

Having read this for ten years, let me offer my two cents. Compared to the current trend of stories about super-rich characters, this one is still readable. The characters, background, and plot are just right—not exaggerated, yet still enjoyable. So, I'm giving it five stars. However, I must say that the very beginning of the first chapter almost made me give up, but thankfully, that's about it; the rest is quite good.

It's good that the money is enough; unlike other stories about super-rich people who start with tens or hundreds of billions, which are just useless numbers.

Not bad. Li could reduce the number of female supporting characters; focusing on developing the existing ones will definitely make the story more engaging and popular. The system's favorability system could also be explored more deeply. Introducing too many female supporting characters at once would overwhelm readers and actually be counterproductive, leading to reader fatigue.

I read the whole series in one go, it's so well-written!!! A million views is guaranteed! The author is a genius! Keep updating! I'll be following it daily from now on!

As of the update deadline, at least there aren't any major flaws. I've been having a reading slump lately and have tried many books, but all the 8.5-9 rated ones are terrible. Last night I even wrote a long, scathing review of a novel. This book, though mindless, is still a decent read. Looking forward to the next update.

It's a bit low, but it's pretty good for a super-rich novel. You get tired of those stories with endless vows of eternal love and tens of millions of dollars all the time; this book is quite good. The low rating is probably because there aren't many readers yet, but it will gradually rise. The female characters are also well-developed.

This is the most satisfying novel I've seen with a reward system. It doesn't start with hundreds of millions or give away sports cars right away; the gradual progression is very effective. A few suggestions: Don't have too many women (it would seem like a harem novel; just collect a few with unique characteristics). Also, don't include physical items in the system shop (sports cars, stocks, etc., Otherwise it won't be interesting).

Systems are fake, but the "nth hand" (referring to multiple hands) is real. Women are heartless, but brothers are true. My brother is taller than me, richer than me, and most importantly, more handsome. He's the epitome of "tall, rich, and handsome," loved by both men and women. Women are like clothes; I have one bed with my brother and one piece with mine.