Whoever Wants to Be the Stand-In Can Take the Job, I'm Financially Free

This is a culmination of stories about regret, not a so-called female-oriented adaptation, but a true male-oriented work, or rather, a normal one. It doesn't have as many emotional entanglements; it cuts ties when necessary, prioritizes self-interest, but isn't cold-blooded. It's a truly normal novel.

The book was originally titled "As Sherlock Holmes, I gave up a high-paying assistant job with a monthly salary of one million to become a stand-in with a monthly salary of fifty thousand."

I really struck gold here! 👍 The behavior logic of each character is traceable, and the characters are written quite vividly, without giving me the fake feeling of other stand-in novels.

It's not too much to support yourself, right? 🤦

Well written, a unique substitute story, not bad at all. Keep writing like this, it's guaranteed to be a hit!

Well written, the plot is logical, and the pacing is brisk. Five stars! I saw in the comments that the first few dozen chapters were written in the first person, which explains the low rating. The author is incredibly daring, though 😏 But it's all been corrected now.

This novel is alright, but the author sometimes interrupts me. Remember to return the lines early, or it's okay if you don't, just update a few more chapters to make up for it 😏

It's a pretty good book. The former client is pursuing the husband, and then the new client, Lin Wanyi, asks the male lead to impersonate her. Their daily life together is quite enjoyable. I just hope Shu isn't portrayed too extremely (although Lin Wanyi has said Shu is quite crazy), after all, he's the president of a large company.

It's well-written, keep writing like this and you'll definitely succeed 🍉 The names are a bit confusing.

Pretty good, keep it up, author!