Rebirth at 90: from Laid-Off to Richest Man

This book is quite good. The pace of the first 25 chapters is like riding a rocket. Each chapter also has a slap in the face or a twist. The key is that the heroine is neither a virgin nor a lover. She concentrates on making money and career. It's good. Stay up late to catch up on updates. Please update the author.

Earning three hundred and eighty in one afternoon might not be too smooth, but it looks great.

It's fun to slap your ex-husband in the face, but the gambler's tool feels obvious. I hope the villain has some brains.

The beginning of Rebirth and Laid-off is a bit depressing, but the heroine is so handsome when she makes origami planes.

It is real and beautiful, with multi-dimensional descriptions, clear structure, and a brief introduction. It is a good book.

Huang Yao doesn't prove himself but only exposes bad things, and the heroine's IQ is online.

The ex-husband shared half of the 30,000 yuan, and the marital property law is a knife hanging over women's heads.