The World's Number One Tycoon: What's Wrong with Having an Army?

For everyone's questions, the author will explain it next. Some people in the comments said that the protagonist was manipulated and dominated by women, but I really didn't see it. Two words, game. The starting point of the protagonist is high, but it does not mean that there is no room for development. This is not a cool novel like Long Aotian, but more of a Machiavellian and witty novel. The main character has no permanent enemies, only permanent interests. The protagonist will not bow his head. No matter whether the result of the game is a win or a loss, the protagonist is the big winner every time. There are no brainless villains, everyone is unique. There are no enemies or friends, only interests. The women in the book have extraordinary identities. They are not mascots, and there are no bloody plots of female channels. Whether it is love or work, they all revolve around the protagonist. There is no such thing as the protagonist revolving around women. If you have any comments, please leave a message below. Thank you for your long-term support!

It's not bad. The author is better at avoiding poison. I originally felt that Fang Tang was very poisonous when she was a female star, but this is just a vest and there is no green plot. There is suspense at the beginning of the book, which makes it more fascinating. The progression of the plot is relatively smooth.

Is there a Tomato novel that is based on something similar? But I can't remember which novel I have read. We are also on my bookshelf, but there are too many books on the bookshelf and I can't find it. Let me look through it. Tell everyone.

A very good book, not a brainless novel. The content of the book is just like the title. The male protagonist moves towards the two goals of chaebol and warlord step by step. There is no brainless slap in the face. Everything the protagonist does has a clear purpose. From the current point of view, Ouyang and Fang Tang should be the female protagonists, but there are not many descriptions, and they are helpful to the male protagonist. Overall, this book is quite good.

I have read half of the author's previous book of the same type, which is roughly the same as this one. I hope this one is a little easier. For example, the protagonist encounters some conspiracies, such as poker organizations, and can easily counterattack and take revenge on the opponent. I hope this book is longer. Also, is this book not a follow-up to that book?

It's pretty good. I've got some brains to tell the truth.

Actually, it looks pretty good. You can give it a try. Other comments mentioned being manipulated by a woman. That plot didn't make me uncomfortable. It's up to you what you think.

One hundred and thirty-four chapters, not bad, although most of them are in knowledge blind areas, so I just watched it for fun. At present, I am still looking forward to the story of the male and female protagonists. Then there is the poker organization, which is a bit unclear.

The writing behind it is quite good. There is one thing that I am very curious about. I am also an old reader of Tomato, with two accounts and more than 2,000 hours of experience. This isn't very in-depth, but it's hard to understand. After reading this, I only knew that this happened. Unlike other novels that draw people in, I only knew that I had finished reading this novel. Don't know what's going on. But the rhythm and content behind it are pretty good.

I asked why the style of writing is so familiar. It turns out to be you.