[Reborn + tycoon + mindless feel-good power fantasy + System + growing stronger]
In his previous life, Lin Bei worked himself to death from overtime like a typical corporate drone. When he opens his eyes, he's back in his sophomore year of high school, sitting for an exam in 2015.
No bitter revenge, no hard-won rise from nothing. A single line simply appears in his mind:
[Daily pocket money: 100 million yuan. Deposited. No restrictions on use. Can accumulate indefinitely.]
While other people who are reborn busy themselves with changing their fates, Lin Bei faces a hellish dilemma: How is he supposed to spend a fortune that refreshes in his account every day?! Buy two top-of-the-line iPhones? Clear out the limited-edition sneakers? Sorry, that kind of money wouldn't even make a ripple in his account! Even more incredible, he discovers that whenever he spends money, his physical fitness, eyesight, and even intelligence soar!
To get stronger (and squander his money), Lin Bei completely lets loose.
A rich second-generation kid shows off his wealth in front of the campus belle by driving a G-Wagon? Lin Bei heads straight into a dealership: “So what if I don't have a license? Can't I buy one and use it as a bumper car?!”
“Please, can someone teach me how to spend 100 million in one day? It's urgent!”
A very scary question to think about. The protagonist dies suddenly, and the person who dies suddenly has great resentment and cannot be reincarnated. In order to make him detached and less resentful, his parents hired Taoist priests and burned paper money. Because the denomination of Ming coins is large. That's why he gave so much money.
Use AI less and use your brain more
It's extremely boring. It's no different from Akashi. The more you read it, the more extreme it becomes. It's extremely good-looking, extremely awesome, extremely good book, extremely extremely.
The first few chapters are pretty good except for being a bit illiterate. Let's see what happens later.
It's okay, suitable for killing time, but I hope there won't be any ancient martial arts and immortality in the future, it will just be a simple daily life in the city, one person can do it alone.
The plot could be updated and faster, but the total number of words is now relatively small, so it is not enjoyable enough to read. Although some parts are not reasonable, you should not use your brain when reading the novel.
Big cheers for the author
I think it's okay, not that bad, at least I think the rhythm is comfortable
The psychological description of the protagonist is almost as tasteless as drinking boiled water
A very scary question to think about. The protagonist dies suddenly, and the person who dies suddenly has great resentment and cannot be reincarnated. In order to make him detached and less resentful, his parents hired Taoist priests and burned paper money. Because the denomination of Ming coins is large. That's why he gave so much money.
Use AI less and use your brain more
It's extremely boring. It's no different from Akashi. The more you read it, the more extreme it becomes. It's extremely good-looking, extremely awesome, extremely good book, extremely extremely.
The first few chapters are pretty good except for being a bit illiterate. Let's see what happens later.
It's okay, suitable for killing time, but I hope there won't be any ancient martial arts and immortality in the future, it will just be a simple daily life in the city, one person can do it alone.
The plot could be updated and faster, but the total number of words is now relatively small, so it is not enjoyable enough to read. Although some parts are not reasonable, you should not use your brain when reading the novel.
Big cheers for the author
I think it's okay, not that bad, at least I think the rhythm is comfortable
The psychological description of the protagonist is almost as tasteless as drinking boiled water
Well written, keep up the good work