In 1981, I Flipped the Table and Split the Family, Then Started a Business and Became the Richest

The plot is good, but it would be even better if the protagonist had some martial arts skills and was ruthless. Adding a female lead would also be nice; she could be from Beijing, have a higher status than the male lead's mother, and they could even have some romantic interaction. But a female lead is essential.

The author is detached from worldly affairs. They always wait for others to cause them trouble, never bothering to find the root cause. Isn't life the most important thing? This kind of tug-of-war only disgusts readers.

It was alright at first, but then the family split up and they had to take two more dependents. It's become unbearable.

I didn't see any decisive killing; all I saw was people constantly being bothered.

Where is the decisiveness in killing?

If someone drags their feet on dividing the family property, what else could they be but the ultimate saint?

Around chapter 50, the family splits up.

Even after being reborn, Cao Dewang still handles these family matters in a tedious and messy way. (1 Star)

I haven't even read the book, but after seeing so many negative reviews, I'm commenting too.

It's Cao Wang. This name is only worth one star.