Cao Bei accidentally transmigrates to a parallel world that combines dozens of urban dramas, including Nothing But Thirty, My Best Friend’s Story, and Ode to Joy, and binds to the [God-Tier Film and TV Sign-In System].
The System’s rules are clear: he can earn generous rewards only by winning over the familiar female characters.
Cao Bei gets a foothold in this new world with his starter pack: a luxury penthouse in Junyue Mansion, a seat on the board of an international kindergarten, and a one-percent stake in a certain tech conglomerate. But it’s only after he truly settles into this world that his sign-in journey officially begins...
From then on, Cao Bei consolidates the scattered assets he obtains from signing in, including hotels, law firms, real estate, cultural businesses, and tech companies, into an international conglomerate spanning multiple industries, putting each business under the management of one of his beautiful, talented confidantes.
Gu Jia, Jiang Nansun, Andy, Fang Zhiheng, Wang Manni, Zhu Suosuo... They are not only Cao Bei’s business partners, but also the most important people in his life. In this complex yet warm big family, Cao Bei writes his own story as a wealthy urban mogul.
(Keywords: Sign-in, wealthy tycoon, multiple female leads, business empire, shared drama universe, lighthearted daily life)
5 Yuan a piece, make money~ Pretty good article. There are minor flaws, but they don't affect reading. It's one of the few things on this platform that I would waste my time on giving a positive review. The only regret is that there are certain differences in the portrayal of female characters, but they are not particularly clear enough. Slightly more repetitive scene descriptions. The author has good writing skills, and the atmosphere, characters, and scene descriptions are all very good. Come on~quick update
Well written, top quality (well written overall, but for me it lacks a touch of warmth) The whole thing is: realistic, gentlemanly, gentle but not tender.
Anyway, after watching it 😂
The writing is interesting, keep it up!
Not bad, the character settings are relatively close to each other.
There's something about it. Although it's a film and television text, it still has some connotation.
Anyway, as long as the protagonist's surname is Cao, then the plot is basically like this
Good book, more exciting.