Cracking Alipay from the Start, I Go on a Crazy Spending Spree on Young Beauties

No problem, that's what a super-rich person should be like—buying houses, cars, and phones, not someone who's rich but doesn't buy phones, cars, or houses, just goes straight for chasing girls. Reading these kinds of super-rich stories gives me a headache. Actually, there's nothing wrong with them; "feel-good" stories don't need much logic, just pure enjoyment. The only downside is that there aren't enough of them.

Actually, the protagonist is already in the underworld right now. The system, all the RVs and beautiful women are offerings the author burned for him 🤭 It meets the requirements of mindless enjoyment, and there are no self-destructive villains. The real world requires brainpower and is tiring, so come here for a rest. Overall, it's very limited, but it meets expectations.

Actually, the protagonist in the first chapter was laid off and under too much pressure at home; he was gone as soon as he left the company. The rest of the chapters are just a revolving door.

Similar to the super-rich novels that were all the rage a few years ago, it's very exciting and mindless to read.

This is different from the super-rich people I usually see. They're good-looking, but there are just too few of them. 😂

I sensed a nouveau riche and scumbag vibe from him; he didn't fit the image of a super-rich person or a philanthropist. Otherwise, he was alright.

I've read up to chapter 19, and all I can say is, it's awesome! This is the life I've always dreamed of—it's so amazing! 🤭

Sure, sure, it was great the whole time, no classic scenes.

It's alright. I've read 24 chapters. Aside from the insistence on playing Douyin livestream and the fact that none of the three girls are well-behaved, there aren't any problems.

It's nice that there were no plot twists that made people's faces look wrong.