Tycoon: He Trades Stocks with a Sickle, I Use a Combine Harvester

It's alright, but try to speed up the pace. Writing like this will make it hard for you to break out of your niche. Pretty boring, this favorability rating system is like a joke. 👍

It's alright. It's just that writing about the domestic stock market all the time is making me a bit numb 😅

Well-written, without overly contrived boasting and face-slapping scenes, and it understands how to transform wealth into status and power. It differs from other novels about rich people who only focus on women and shopping sprees; it's a hybrid of business and super-rich protagonists. The super-rich system likely plays a supporting role after the business success. This is a masterpiece among super-rich novels.

It's pretty good; it's not a traditional super-rich, wish-fulfillment novel. However, there are quite a few flaws. Although they're not a big deal for me—I'm pretty tolerant of bad content—I wouldn't recommend it for those who like pure, fast-paced, action-packed stories. The pacing of the boss battles is okay for the main story, but it's not great for Tomato's fast-paced action-packed series.

The writing is decent. With other books, you could practically encounter goddesses rated 9 or higher on the street. While this book is still a bit overrated, it's significantly more reliable. Those truly rated 9 or higher are absolutely stunning, capable of causing the downfall of a nation.

This is one of the better novels I've read on Tomato. The plot is well-structured, the characters are well-developed, and the details are vividly described. Any minor flaws are simply due to different interpretations and shouldn't be overemphasized. What I appreciate most is the author's literary skill; some of the descriptions, upon closer reading, feel like reading prose poetry.

If I were the male lead, that guy surnamed Yang would be dead meat. I wouldn't do anything to Chen Yi, but I would make sure that guy surnamed Yang couldn't survive in this world.

Writing is certainly possible, and if there's commercial potential, it shouldn't be abandoned prematurely; it should be stopped before it gets dragged out.

It's quite good, with very few flaws, and overall it's worth watching.

Overall, it's pretty good, slightly toxic, and the writing is quite good, making it readable. The family aspects are handled well, but I feel the portrayal of the female characters has some flaws.