A Sensual Life: It Begins with Winning 900 Million in the Lottery
香艳人生，从彩票中奖九亿开始
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- 834k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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- I Won 900 Million in the Lottery彩票中了九个亿Alternate title on Fanqie
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My book is a slow burn, partly a record of reality and partly an idealized description. Disclaimer: multiple female leads and a lot of business elements. If you have any complaints, please bear with me! Life isn't always perfect. Also, please be realistic: the more money you have, the more likely you are to be manipulated.
This book is very realistic. I could feel the precipice behind the protagonist. If I were reborn, I would only choose to live off the interest. This book is worth reading multiple times. Even though many people will never encounter such a situation, it still gives readers a different perspective and way of thinking. Even if it is fictional, there are still things in reality that are darker than this. This book is worth thinking about. The author wrote it very well.
I finished it in four hours. How to put it? As a not-so-great Brahmin from a small county, his writing is indeed very realistic, and many points are accurate. I'd guess this book is probably the author's autobiography. 🤭
Read it as a smooth-sailing autobiography, or as a lighthearted read; the combination of reality and imagination makes it engaging. Some parts, though briefly mentioned, still resonate with a sense of satisfaction. It's not toxic, and while it reads at a slower pace—over 60 chapters in total—it's not at all toxic. There are several case studies that are intellectually stimulating. 👍
The plot is so vivid it's like watching a documentary, and the knowledge density is incredibly high; the author is brimming with practical information!
Winning the lottery, hundreds of millions beyond expectations, and this happened while attempting suicide – such a dramatic shift from hell to heaven should at least trigger some spending spree, if not revenge spending. But what did the protagonist do? He went to bars, got a few foot massages, dated a frivolous young woman, and even started a platonic relationship (or something like that).
A very interesting book. It seems like the book has made great progress in the area of blind dates and dating; now all that's missing is winning the lottery. Unfortunately, the biggest prize right now is a hundred million, and even more unfortunately, I haven't won it yet! Aaaaaaahhhhhh!
At first glance, it seemed alright, but upon further reading, I genuinely thought it was a memoir. After reading it again, I felt it truly was a memoir. Putting aside other aspects, the book alone explains many things that are enough for ordinary people to learn. Some things might be explained in two or three chapters, but for an average person, it could take a lifetime.
Having read the latest chapter, I can see that the author has a wealth of experience, and the plot is very realistic. Many interpersonal relationships are handled very well, and the story flows naturally. I even suspect the author incorporated some of their own experiences. Overall, this book is very well written and worth reading.
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