You Like BMWs, but I Ride a Qilin. What Are You Jealous Of?

This book is actually quite good in essence, and it delves deeply into human nature. Many people feel that this book has significant problems, but that's because you may not have entered society yet or haven't been in it for long. You might feel that money doesn't matter much, and that making a lot of money is unacceptable if it threatens the country, right?

It's alright after reading it. This book is too youthful and morally questionable; it's best to avoid it. The early chapters offer simple and brutal emotional value, forcing that kind of thrill on you. However, this emotional impact disappears after chapter 50, leaving only an empty, hollow space; your soul has been ripped out.

Many negative comments in the comment section criticize the protagonist for this and that, but that's human nature, that's reality. If this happened to you, you'd probably react even worse. The protagonist is just a loser, a nouveau riche, so it's understandable. While there are many flaws, this is human nature; many people might do even more ruthless and cruel things than the protagonist.

It's a good read. I've read about 80 chapters so far. After reading so many righteous and benevolent protagonists, it's nice to change things up and see a slightly darker one. This protagonist doesn't kill indiscriminately; he just does what a monopolistic capitalist does. He doesn't treat women like royalty after giving them money.

For me, this book is a bit crazy, but without a doubt, it is very good. It has a great grasp of human nature and the way the protagonist, as an ordinary person, should behave after becoming a god.

It's very realistic; it perfectly portrays the smugness of petty people in real life. I'm a petty person too; if I were, I would become one as well.

The protagonist went mad in chapter 25.

I personally think it's well-written; it really captures the essence of ordinary people, especially one particular line. "Even if a raging floodwaters rise behind me, I will still enjoy the world's ultimate splendor and decadence while I am still standing." This statement makes a lot of sense. Although, as mentioned before, they aren't real mythical creatures, it still feels a bit off, so I'm not watching anymore.

This perfectly matches my image of someone who suddenly becomes rich, then reflects on themselves, and finds their path in life.

This is the first time I've seen such a bizarre work 😄