
A System from the Start, Living Life to the Fullest
开局获得系统,享受肆意人生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Tycoon System: Everything Impossible Is for Sale神豪系统,能买到一切不可能Alternate title on Fanqie
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Urban System Stories You Can’t Bear to Delete After Reading
Modern city setting, with a System and side characters who aren’t stupid. Something I won’t delete after I finish reading.
Looking for Addictive Tycoon Stories, No Face-Slapping or Showing Off
The First Heir, the Heir Apparent of a Huge Urban Family
A Dominating Heroine Makes a Mistake Early On, Then Aggressively Pursues Her Husband Later
I'd like to read something like You Cared for the Neighbor's Little Brother, So Why Regret the Divorce? Are there any novels that aren't like the usual stories about chasing after a man? Urban fantasy or everyday urban life are both fine. I just want the female lead's personality to stay fairly consistent from beginning to end, with a bit of a strong female lead vibe.
A Completed, Invincible Feel-Good Novel About Solving Cases with a System
Looking for something like "From the Start, I Merged with a Detective System, and the Criminals Crumbled".
Looking for Urban Fantasy and Showbiz Stories with No CP……
Looking for books similar to Write a Song for Charity, Not One That Makes the Whole Internet Cry. I'd love more recommendations for entertainment-industry novels like this. In a nutshell, I want stories that use the most restrained melodies to strike the deepest chord of social empathy. Any experts have recommendations?
Looking for Everyday Life Stories About the Ultra-Rich
Looking for novels about the everyday life of a wealthy tycoon.
Everyday Life as a Tycoon, Without All the Face-Slapping
Urban Setting, Campus Beauty, System, Tycoon Life. Get It?
A Friend Just Wrote a Campus Transmigration System Novel. Please Show Them Your Support
I'd like to read something similar to Transmigrating: I'm Not a Bootlicker!
Urban Fantasy, Systems, Pocket Dimensions, Superpowers, Fishing, and Campus Life
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Having read 20 chapters, and setting aside the occasional over-the-top and face-slapping moments, it's generally okay, not as bad as many reviews have described. Similar to the book "Nine Trillion Dollars of Simp Gold," it's about increasing the favorability of girls who score 80 or above. Therefore, the book's score of 7.6 Is a bit low; it's likely that someone deliberately gave it a bad review.
Aside from a few chapters with mindless face-slapping scenes (which disappear in the later chapters), this is arguably the pinnacle of the "tycoon" genre. While it has its flaws, they are acceptable and don't detract from the overall reading experience. A special note: several chapters are written to a level comparable to Hou Longtao's style – truly superb!
I feel I need to leave a review. To be honest, I didn't really want to give it 4 stars, but I persisted for a long time, reading to around chapter 450, as you can tell from my reading time. The first 400 chapters were fine; each character was quite distinct, and the detailed descriptions were good, more specific than other novels about wealthy characters.
It's really well-written, with minor flaws that can be overlooked. Giving it a low score is unreasonable; good books are indeed rare. Reading stories about wealthy protagonists is just for fun. As long as it's not too toxic and doesn't involve constant mindless face-slapping, just enjoy it.
Keep going! Keep going! Keep working hard! Keep working hard! Keep working hard! The protagonist is a bit out of touch with reality, daring to use all sorts of high-tech gadgets. He doesn't even know he has the capability; creating such technology would mean certain death. Look at what happened to Ma and Liu—Liu is relatively better off. I don't understand what he's thinking.
This is a really good Liu Bei novel 🤦 It's not angsty for the protagonist, it's not drawn-out, and I didn't feel depressed after reading it. [Please update more frequently!]
Deduct one star for anything that is not original.
It's one of the better novels among the "Godly Rich Man" genre. Although there are some flaws or blemishes, they are not many or too bad. "Godly Rich Man" novels, especially those with multiple female protagonists, are among the few novels that can be read in their entirety. After all, there aren't many high-quality "Godly Rich Man" novels.
It's so good! I wish there were more female celebrities featured, and that they'd write about everything from drinking honey and eating candy to reciting poetry and cultivating immortality! 🤭🤭🤭
This book is very rich in content, but it focuses too much on female characters, causing the later plot to become somewhat disjointed. Overall, the story's pacing and plot are very engaging, with the main storyline revolving around romantic pursuits, interspersed with themes of professional growth and patriotism. It was a book I really enjoyed. Highly recommended!