You'd Never Have Become a Billionaire Without Me!

Of all the novels in this genre, I've only read one so far, *The Lustful Bone Scimitar*. The key is that the content is incredibly similar. I don't know if it's just that this is the only way to write good stories in this genre, but they're remarkably alike.

Oh my god, I stayed up for hours to finish it! It's so good, I'm totally sold! (The author's wedding photos are generating images of me, I'm getting married!) What kind of amazing person could write such a great story? I'm going to bookmark it and add it to my favorites list. This is undoubtedly my favorite of all similar stories I've read! In the beginning, Jin Yu was so naive and endearing.

Absolutely fantastic!!! The author's writing is superb!!!!!! Not just on Tomato, but on any platform, it's top-tier!! The plot is incredibly engaging, a slow-paced and captivating story told in a gentle, flowing manner. The storyline is exceptionally well-developed, showcasing the author's truly strong literary skills!! Looking forward to the rest of the story 🥰🥰🥰

This is absolutely amazing! I swear on my life, this is the first time I've ever read a historical fiction novel. Don't let the strange title fool you, the content is incredibly good! I just randomly clicked on it today, and from the very first chapter, I knew this book was bound to be great.

This is the first novel I've read on Tomato Bookstore that doesn't have a rating, even after browsing for so long. Before reading it, I hesitated because Tomato's quality is inconsistent. Even some highly-rated books aren't necessarily good. So I checked the reviews, and surprisingly, they were all positive.

A story where love makes you grow flesh and blood!!! Highly recommended!!! 😢😢😢 P. S.: I always thought he was so mature he must be 27 or 28, but the author says 21 [staring emoji]

Please don't torture me, please 😢😢😢 And so, without having to meet anyone's expectations, he simply became a piece of slender, untalented wood, a flower that couldn't bloom beautifully. The uke isn't stupid, he's a very cute baby, and the seme is really tired and meticulous, I love him so much 🥺🥺🥺 Two poor babies, the author's commercial writing is so good, the pacing is so fast, and the emotions are very well written.

This book is really good. Jin Yu has some intellectual disabilities, but he's incredibly cute, and he's a pitiful little guy in the beginning. Both Zhao Feng and Jin Yu are like little devils, and what impressed me most was when Jin Yu's grandfather told him not to shout, but to raise his hands if he needed anything, so that people would notice him when they finished their work.

The writing is excellent, and the plot is adorable. The protagonist has intellectual disabilities in the early stages, but he's not annoyingly stupid. This story reminds me of the stories from the fandom back in 2010, giving off a sense of groundedness. It's been a long time since I've seen a story with this kind of writing style. In a world full of wish-fulfillment stories and formulaic narratives, I'm very happy to have read this one.

Great read! The author is very good at controlling the pacing of the plot, the ups and downs are incredibly captivating! The novel leans towards realism, which is reflected in the family conflicts (whether in Jin Yu's family of origin or Liu Ke's family, the "father" is always absent) and the character development (especially Cui Cui, Liu Chunyu, and Liu Ke, I feel like I see many people…