Tycoon Tipping: The System Only Arrived When I Hit Middle Age

Ten rebates a day? Why not just spam them? Once you have more cash, then worry about other things. Using a 10% off card to buy a car is ridiculous. Who would buy that to open a hot pot restaurant? Wouldn't tech be a better option? These days, the higher the barrier to entry, the more money you make.

Keep it up! Overall it's alright. The tips seem pretty genuine. It's just that I think the beauty rating system is a bit ridiculous. Out of 100, why do so many foreign models get 95 or higher in looks? Models are all about their figure, looks vary from person to person. For example, I'd give Liu Yifei a 90, Dilraba an 82, Yang Mi an 89, and Gulnazar a 92.

It's fantastic. It's not about those super-rich people who have hundreds of millions of dollars all the time. The maximum three times return is not an exaggeration. And everything is very logical. The plot is interesting. The rating is too low.

It's written quite realistically. The protagonist is a middle-aged man who's gotten a bit overweight. He only spends money on women based on the emotional value he gets in return, and he doesn't mindlessly spend hundreds of thousands or millions.

It's alright. Although there are some flaws, the character and plot settings are the type I like. It feels fresh, unlike other rich-man novels that are all the same. And when it comes to playing cards, it's just playing cards. There aren't so many ridiculous and messy emotional scenes. The content is a bit too short, and there are too many foreign characters and names in the foreign storyline, it's a headache to remember them all.

The game didn't involve opening up huge amounts of cheat codes all at once, treating money like it wasn't worth it; the gradual progression was very enjoyable.

Good, he's not the kind of loser who just throws money around thinking he's so great, while the other party treats him like an idiot.

It's pretty good, but after watching so many, none of the female characters are particularly memorable.

It's alright. It's rare to find someone who, upon becoming wealthy, immediately knows to hire a driver and a nanny. It just shows that the author's understanding of wealthy matters is still limited.

A very realistic and down-to-earth novel, worth reading.