(The rating has only just opened and will rise later. The male lead won't be a pushover. All characters who appear are adults, with no minors! No minors!) In his senior year of high school, Lin Mo is reclaimed by a top-tier wealthy family. Faced with the fake heir who stole his place, parents consumed by guilt, and a cold adopted younger sister, he chooses to lay everything out and give up: “I'm a loser. Don't expect anything from me.”
He seems lazy and sharp-tongued, but he's secretly a man of many talents with a deep, calculating mind. And so begins a crushing display of superiority disguised as “giving up”: at school, he's a top genius; in business, he's a golden touch; in the family, he's the power behind the scenes.
Meanwhile, a domineering female CEO, an energetic childhood friend, and an adopted younger sister with a complicated relationship with him are all drawn to his unique attitude.
This is the story of a protagonist who does the fiercest things with the laziest attitude, delivers the most stinging slaps, rises to the top of the world, and ultimately achieves the ultimate form of “giving up”: freedom in both finances and life.
No, no, no, no, I can't help but come back to comment. It's so novel that it's a bit shocking to an old bookworm. I've only read more than 20 chapters and I must say that this is a very, very good novel I've read. You're a great author. I hope it doesn't end badly. This book gave me the gut feeling that I really want to keep reading.
It's a bit interesting, and I can probably understand what the author wants to portray the protagonist like, but there are a few problems with the first few pictures. The protagonist grew up in an orphanage in the early stage, but the students in the orphanage can be said to be talented, but the protagonist, In the first few pictures, the protagonist has a high emotional intelligence, is a master of games, has a high level of force, ranks first in a key middle school, and is also a master hacker. He can even bypass seven or eight countries in the later period. With these points, he does not look like an 18-year-old boy. Emotional intelligence can be developed, and so can grades (but the most important thing is to focus on poisoning, which requires some talent) The strangest thing is hacking technology. How did you develop it? (A person has limited daily experience. I am 6 or 7 years old in the first grade. I can talk when I am about 1 year old. I really can't figure out how I can catch them all when survival is a problem, such as emotional intelligence, grades, games, force, and hackers.) This is said to be given by the system. Everyone can understand it. Now it feels like I started practicing it in my mother's womb 🙂
How should I put it? It's a typical wealthy family retrieval story, but this book is logical. Everyone has their own thoughts. It's not the kind of female blog that mindlessly favors the fake young master, but it also doesn't mean that the real young master will prefer the real young master without any limit when he comes back. Lin Fan and Lin Mo are in trouble, but at present, the protagonist will use his own means to make the fake young master with evil intentions lose his status in the Lin family.
The development clues are still clear, the characters can be more fleshed out, and the details during the content development process can be considered again.
Not bad. Love watching it.
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Novel angles, rich characters
The stuff is very good👍, although it's not that cool, the detailed descriptions of various contents are very comfortable. It's not a brainless plot, and the writing is very online with character settings.
Personally I think it's okay
It's okay. Your adopted son, parents, and heroine are not fake people. Play less games