After Becoming a Tycoon, I Discover My Ex-Girlfriend Had Twins

One aspect of this book that I particularly liked was how, when the female protagonist was treated unfairly by those with privileges, the male protagonist, despite being wealthy and powerful, didn't use his influence to exert pressure or allow the situation to escalate into a situation where "the only thing that can defeat privilege is even greater privilege." Instead, he legally used his money and power, within the rules, to send the lawbreakers to jail.

This is a different kind of super-rich novel. There's no exaggerated showing off and face-slapping. The subtle satisfaction is much more exciting than the overt satisfaction. And it's not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. Everyone has a brain. I like reading it. Please write more of it. The siblings and the uncle and aunt's naive and ignorant attitudes, the contrast and stuff, it feels so good. It's really great to be able to immerse yourself in it.

At first glance, the title made me think it was a cliché story of a wealthy man pursuing his wife and using money to humiliate ordinary people. However, after reading it, I found it to be a good story (so far). There wasn't much of this pretentious posturing and humiliation, and no one immediately offered to support their wife and son by telling them to quit their jobs.

So far, it's all good, with no major flaws, a coherent plot, smooth writing, and a well-designed storyline.

Oh my god! I don't know why the rating is so low? The author's writing is very delicate, the family interactions are warm and detailed, and the characters are all vivid and three-dimensional! The plot doesn't follow the typical super-rich novel route but rather unfolds step by step, making it very relaxing to read. I've almost finished reading it.

Five stars already. I've read about 200 chapters so far. Here are my impressions: 1. The emotions are delicate, which is the biggest strength. The characters' personalities are well-developed. 2. The logic is consistent. The conflicts in the plot aren't abrupt, and there's no forced posturing. 3.

I don't care what others think, I'll only share my own reading experience. First of all, in my current reading experience, there aren't any particularly problematic aspects, and it's been a very smooth read 😄. I'm currently experiencing a pure reading slump, and I can't get into many books, but I definitely got into this one and quite enjoyed it.

It's very well written. Although there are some flaws, overall it's one of the better books in the series. It combines the strengths of both male-oriented and female-oriented fiction while eliminating their weaknesses. Keep up the good work, author!

Later, I finally learned how to love, but you were already gone, lost in the sea of people. Later, I finally understood through tears that some people, once missed, are gone forever. White gardenia petals fell on my blue pleated skirt. "I love you," you whispered. I lowered my head and smelled a fragrance.

It has a heartwarming family feel, doesn't feature multiple female characters, and doesn't portray the uncle and brother's girlfriends as villains. However, it does bring out the wicked uncle, Lin Shengbin. Deserves five stars! 👍👍👍👍👍👍