[Everyday life + reborn + play the pig to eat the tiger + human nature] In his previous life, the demolition of the Qin family’s old house made them rich overnight. Their snobbish relatives came knocking one after another to borrow money. Qin’s father generously gave to everyone who asked, only to find that when Qin’s mother fell gravely ill, every one of them avoided the family. In the end, Qin’s mother passed away, and Qin’s father died in grief. Reborn before the demolition, Qin Chuan won the lottery, started a company, and made plans to invest in demolition properties. He had only one thought: This time, not a single cent is leaving my family! Qin Chuan persuaded his father to borrow money from their relatives, claiming he needed 300,000 yuan for his wedding dowry. He witnessed every side of human nature: some pleaded poverty and played the victim, some turned on them and denied everything, and others used morality to manipulate them... A carefully designed test revealed the schemes lurking behind blood ties. But Qin Chuan never expected that one sincere heart was also caught up in the game, waiting for him to look its way...
The portrayal of human nature is very realistic. The predatory, cowardly, and exploitative nature of relatives is contagious. Thankfully, Qin Chuan regained his senses, using his wisdom to save his parents, distance himself from his wicked relatives, and peel back their facades.
The portrayal of relatives is well done, but the portrayal of classmates is slightly flawed. Overall, it's a good book and worth reading.
If you dare to help someone, I respect you as a true hero. 👍
So beautiful! So beautiful! Highly recommended!
Well written; the author has a lot of life experience. I'll continue reading.
It's beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! I can't stress this enough!
It's so well written!
This is so well written. There are so many relatives like this in real life.
The novel is well-written, with vivid characters and realistic plots, but without major dramatic twists. Most importantly, it's refreshing that it avoids unnecessary rambling or skipping chapters! It's not overly catchy, but you can keep reading. Thumbs up!
A very good book