
I Was Just Enjoying the Gossip, So How Did I Become a Tycoon's Heir?
吃个瓜而已,怎么成豪门继承人了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 492k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 一觉醒来,我爸成了香江首富弃子Alternate title on Fanqie
187Chapters
37.9kReads
8.1Score
5.1kShelves
13.5kListens
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The heroine's melon-eating gold ring is useful but useless. The melon-eating system requires money, but every time the heroine says she won't eat it, many key people's information is not known. Normally, she has returned to Hong Kong City and already has five million. Eat more melons. After knowing the handle, she can go to her grandfather or other big bosses to deduct the money and exchange benefits.
The plot is so powerful, the municipal party secretary personally supervised the operation, cracked down on spies and human traffickers, and was able to fish them out. It is really invincible. Saying too much is just what the plot requires. It's a female channel, it's normal.
It looks good, the career line and the gossip line are written very smoothly, but the progress of the main line is too little. In the end, I hope there will be no male protagonist or background man. The main heroine will let the male protagonist (currently the son of the Zhou family, who is probably Huo? It's better not to) dominate, and it's very unpleasant to be discriminated against at every turn.
It's so funny The heroine is heartless to the point of being disgusting. I know clearly that my good sister's lover has depression, and I know that my good sister's lover committed suicide in his previous life. I don't even give a reminder to my good sisters in "Relive a Lifetime". No matter how sad the heroine cries, it seems very hypocritical.
The heroine is a very qualified businessman. She only uses golden fingers to collect information when it touches her own interests. She obviously knew that Zhenzhen was the biological daughter named Chen. She had no evidence when she published it in the newspaper. She had to wait until her adoptive parents died before she disclosed it. Lu Congyun also never leaked it. She only revealed it when his scumbag mother provoked her. She knew he had depression and did not tell Zhou.
They all look good so far, but Huo Mingji can't be the male protagonist, right? He's already 27, so different from the female protagonist, and I feel like Huo Yanqi should be grandma's sweetheart, right? Once they get to know each other, the resources of the Huo family will definitely lean towards the female protagonist. Their resources overlap, and he feels useless as the male protagonist, and he is too old.
The author knows the Hong Kong city system too well. Everything he writes is very close to the point. The school system is all realistic. However, it lacks a lot of the POV public perspective after the news comes out, which makes it less enjoyable. Moreover, everyone feels light-hearted when they get some points. The plot design is very good, but it is a bit stuck for some reason. The characters in it are all talking about each other. However, I still give full marks. The rhythm is great. I highly recommend it if you like realism and are curious about the system in another place.
I really like reading novels about Hong Kong City. It's really fun for the heroine's family to slap the scumbag grandfather and his aunt's family. At the same time, she can save other miserable victims through the system, and she can make money in Hong Kong City, open a store, start a company, and trade stocks.
It's good-looking, the story is very fast-paced, and the heroine is great. I really like the peaceful life of a family of four in the Xu family. The hidden danger I'm looking at right now is my cousin. I'm more worried that she is an unbeatable little strongman and an annoying fly. I'm afraid that she might get involved in something later. The heroine and mother are both well portrayed. My wife respects every protagonist. My mother's name is Wenying. Among Mom and Dad, I remember my mother's name first.
This book is really interesting. It is rare to write seriously in recent times. Readers don't have to worry about it and don't have breast pain. However, the weak and kind-hearted supporting characters in the article are all miserable, and those who are destined to be friends with the heroine are all saved. Ji Geng Ji Geng wanted to see the fate of the second wife of the Xu family.