
Myriad Worlds: I Have Infinite Wealth
诸天:我有无限金钱
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 189k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Please Use Your Brain to Read It, the Logic Is Clear and Reasonable.
It's basically logical and can withstand scrutiny. Don't be brainless or force your wits down.
Any Rich-Heir Novels That Aren't Brain-Dead?
I've run out of books lately, everyone. I'm in the mood for a billionaire fantasy, so send me recommendations!
Any Wealthy Protagonist Novels That Feel Somewhat Realistic?
Looking for books similar to *A God-Tier Tycoon System at Twenty-Five?* I thought this one felt pretty grounded in reality.
System and Tycoon Novels: No Masterpieces Left? Come Prove Me Wrong
Besides Yan Zong, Are There Any Good Rich-and-powerful Novels on Tomato?
Looking for books like I Have 9 Trillion Simp Bucks. Other tycoon novels are either predictable, painfully awkward, or just badly written.
Looking for a Tycoon Novel About Enjoying Life, Without Streamer Donations or Business Wars
Any stories where the protagonist gets a System that just gives them money for enjoying life? They spend their days eating, drinking, and traveling with a few close friends. No annoying stuff like tipping female streamers or business warfare. Please recommend a few.
Stories About the Protagonist Traveling Between Worlds at Will, Doing Whatever They Please
Demon Slayer, Naruto, One Piece...
Any Novels About a Low-Key, Down-to-Earth Billionaire?
Looking for books similar to *The Frugal Tycoon: The Top Female Donor of a Male Streamer*. I want something more realistic and relatable. Stories where people casually spend tens or hundreds of millions are impossible to relate to, so they just aren't satisfying. It's way too exaggerated.
There Are No More High-quality Novels About the Myriad Worlds. I Dare You to Prove Me Wrong
The Protagonist Shows Off in Public and Shocks the World. A Feel-Good Power Fantasy, It Has to Be Satisfying
Bring Out Those 9-Plus-Rated Billionaire Tycoon Stories, Everyone
Something about tycoons.
Wealthy Protagonist Stories: Make Them Really Exciting, As Long As They're Satisfying
Please don't recommend anything too brainless, okay? I've become obsessed with tycoon stories, so everyone, send me your recommendations!
Tycoon Protagonist, System, High Rating, Great Read. Got It?
Rich Tycoon System Stories With Detailed Spending, Like Luxury Shopping and VIP Memberships
Don't have them spend hundreds of millions right from the start. The spending process needs to be described in detail. In some tycoon novels, they spend billions like it's nothing. It feels like they were written by poor people with no perspective, just for wish fulfillment, but it's not even satisfying. All they do is buy luxury goods, sports cars, and mansions, and they aren't even grateful to the System. Ideally, just...
Looking for Billionaire Novels with Some Actual Logic
Enough with casually throwing around hundreds of billions or trillions. Honestly, do these authors have any idea what money actually means?
Wealthy Protagonist Stories: No Brain-Dead Plots or Endless Showing Off and Face-Slapping
Looking for a Rich Protagonist Who's Classy, Not Some Pathetic Loser!
Looking for books like I Became a Tycoon by Exploiting a Time-Loop Bug. Something along those lines, or that book about being reborn as a French noble would be fine too. But could the protagonist stop constantly chasing women or filling the story with flirtatious scenes? It's really tacky!
The System Directly Grants Unlimited Spirit Stones and Gold Coins
Any Stories About Protagonists Who Really Love Money?
I want a character who's money-hungry and stingy, feels bad every time they spend money, and then pulls off some outrageous schemes.
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Looking at the name, I thought it was about a cool novel. After reading dozens of chapters, it didn't make me feel happy. Instead, it was bland and a bit depressing. The writing style was okay, and the subject matter was very innovative, but I just couldn't get into it.
Dear friends, this is my first time writing a book. I didn't expect that the data after posting it for a week was surprisingly good (for me). First of all, I have to thank you all for your support. If you didn't like the stories I wrote and click to add them to your bookshelf, I wouldn't be able to look at the data of the writer's assistant and have fun, so I salute you [hand over] Furthermore, I also have something to say from my heart. If you find it verbose, don't read it: 1. When I write a book, I don't have the same control as my colleagues on the platform. Seeing that the masters on the platform have steadily controlled each chapter to more than 2,000 or 3,000 words, and the rhythm of the plot is just right. I feel ashamed and envious. When I started writing, I always wanted to make this chapter full and complete. When I finished it, I saw that it was several thousand words long. My friends commented that I had no future in writing a book on Tomato because no one would read that many words. Two or three thousand words per chapter is the mainstream. I'm ashamed, but if I were to limit it to two or three thousand words per chapter, I couldn't stand it even after writing it. I felt that the plot was thin and boring, and there was no continuity. Perhaps in the future, I can control the number of words in each chapter only after I become proficient in writing. 2. After writing the line "Golden Phoenix", friends and several readers said that the style of my book had changed, and that I suddenly started to engage in petty things like emotional drama. I want to say this: I feel that in such a chaotic and depressing era of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, it is too dry to keep doing business. I want to intersperse some romantic affairs to spice things up, just like eating dry rice and having to order dishes and drink a few sips of soup. I wonder how you guys feel about it? Will it really affect the reading experience? 3. World selection The first world was chosen to be a modern city before the outbreak of zombies. You may be able to see it easily and understand it. Suddenly, the second world came to the ancient troubled times. What do you think? The modern social order in the first world is complete, and the power of money to leverage and promote is very strong, so the rhythm is relatively straightforward and straightforward. But after the chaotic times of ancient times, because there was no unified and stable order system, and there were too many things to do, the pace inevitably slowed down. I wonder if you will find the plot dragging and lengthy. I really care about your reading experience. Even though this is my first time writing a book, I still want to do my best to make it comfortable and satisfying for you to read. Currently, only limited writing techniques and plot design can be used to make this world more vivid and rich. Because I feel that the development is too rapid and inconsistent in this era of limited organizational capabilities. If I really write that, you guys will immediately slap your thighs and say that what I wrote is pure nonsense. I still feel that although the mainstream rhythm of the platform is fast, I cannot underestimate your IQ and judgment, and I want to try my best within my ability to make you look more reasonable. Finally: Dear friends, when I wrote this book, I added some of my own thoughts and reflections into it. I feel that reading this book is equivalent to me gaining a friend I have never met before. If you are satisfied, please support me! Thank you, quilt!
The repetitive parts make it feel a lot like AI, but overall it looks very comfortable. I hope it won't be too eunuch.
At present, the writing style seems to be very bland, but it looks very comfortable and slow, which is quite good.
The show-stopping mayor only lived a few chapters. The protagonist is quite good at spending money.
Not bad, you can take a look
Looks good, has something to it